Sentence examples for actually reinforcing from inspiring English sources

At a time when Republican candidates are saying things, particularly about women and Hispanic voters, that highlight the most intolerant elements of the party and alienate Republicans from key political constituencies, Sanders is actually reinforcing Clinton's emerging populist message.

Moreover, the majority of the interventions (55%%) have decreased existing levels of regulation, although this trend largely differs across regions, with many developing economies actually reinforcing their legislation.

In their seminal work, research has shown how common discourses on race and migration often amount to nothing more than myths and are actually reinforcing inequality and prejudice (Finney, 2009; Lindley, 2014).

Fiber posts, although not actually reinforcing the tooth structure, may generate a more homogeneous stress distribution at the bonding assembly than rigid posts [10] (such as metal or zirconia posts) and thus may reduce the risk of root fractures.

"Our elected officials and NYPD come out and say, 'Well, we are not for demonizing American Muslims, or demonizing these communities,'" said Awad. "We're trying to help them acknowledge that their policies are actually reinforcing that hostility".

As Emily Shire observed, the author forgot to actually include men in this conversation, relegating all aspects of maternity and childrearing to women, and thus actually reinforcing traditional thinking around this issue.

Although the algorithm was designed to provide estimates, often it actually reinforces the uncertainty of outcomes.

But, unlike the leap, it actually reinforced his own position in the leadership.

"But this question actually reinforces the status quo by repeating it twice.

But instead of learning something, Woods actually reinforced something he already knew.

Its researchers pointed to a second potential source of error which, if confirmed, would actually reinforce its surprise result.