The phrase "argue reinforce" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to combine two separate actions, but it lacks proper grammatical structure and context.
Example: "In the debate, the speaker aimed to argue reinforce the importance of climate action."
Alternatives: "support the argument" or "strengthen the claim."
Given that science graduates in the context of learning to be science teachers, often located within a science laboratory, still provide a common meaning over a scientific one for some terminology is interesting and, I would argue, reinforces the idea that the use of the prefix 'scientific' would be helpful.
This, it is argued, reinforces a natural tendency to gravitate to a single exchange, as buyers of securities typically feel that they are likely to get the best price if they can deal with as many sellers as possible and vice versa.The European Commission foresees vast gains from consolidating exchanges within Europe.
She takes you to Broadway, where they worked with Josephine Baker and George Balanchine, who invented their signature maneuver of sliding, in full split, through a tunnel of chorus girls' parted legs and who, Hill argues, reinforced "certain elements in the Nicholases' style that had already been developing, such as their full-bodied extensions, air work, gracefulness, speed and precision".
Academics Botes and van Rensburg argue this reinforces existing inequalities: communities with the numbers, education, resources and capability can get ahead whilst those without simply do not.
The first-quarter 2007 results, Noto argued, should reinforce that price target as they should meet or exceed his forecasts and inspire increased investor confidence.
That line earned the ire of feminist critics, some of whom called it "rapey" and argued it reinforced the myth that women who say "No" to a man's proposition really mean "Yes".
Shannon Sickles and Grainne Close today became the first same-sex couple in the UK to register under new civil partnership legislation - which Peter Tatchell argues has reinforced and extended discrimination instead of repealing it.
In response, the corporation developed an approach to child labor that, I argue, works to reinforce generalized and problematic notions of childhood and work.
Although, theoretically, these definitions encompass the formal, non-formal and informal contexts in which learning occurs, Cheon et al. (2012) argue that they reinforce the learning that occurs in real settings, i.e., that are not limited to classrooms contexts.
It could even be argued that they reinforce a point Reed makes in her introduction: that Southerners can't be bothered with the facts, especially those propagated by Yankees -- of which I'm one, I guess, even though I'm from California.
