Sentence examples for all reinforcing from inspiring English sources

It is based on three big technological changes, all reinforcing each other.The first is the collapsing cost of solar power.

Architects also point out that they are typically paid either a nominal fee for entering a competition or nothing at all, reinforcing the sense of loss.

Meanwhile in Pakistan, trapped in the circle of bin Ladenism -- military dictatorship, poverty and anti-modernist Islamic schools, all reinforcing each other -- the social indicators are all pointing down and hostility to America is rife.

If so, this could create something of a feedback loop, with diminishing confidence in Mr. Obama, diminishing confidence in the economy, and an actual decline in economic performance all reinforcing one another.

So the underlying forces of the housing market, Dr. Hughes at Rutgers said, "have been job and income growth, the wealth effect from the stock market and consumer confidence, all reinforcing the other force -- the baby boom still trading up at a furious pace".

At the playground, the opposite rules apply: There you find a bunch of adults all reinforcing in one another the absurd assumption that children should be encouraged to climb to dangerous heights and get themselves down from those heights as fast as they possibly can.

The central location, a parking spot and a private entrance all reinforced their decision to buy in January 2005.

Siblings and extended family members, friends, teachers, coaches and clergy can all reinforce your value messages and have a significant influence over what your children come to value.

(This all reinforced a striking surface contrast between Indian commotion and Rwandan orderliness).

The first ten minutes everyone was soaked, but the costumes, masks, rain, and mud all reinforced a sense of community".

And then it is all reinforced by newspapers, magazines, TV, radio and everything we do in society".