Sentence examples for can't reinforce from inspiring English sources

But I can't reinforce enough the importance of using the money markets as a safe harbor in a storm.

When you're hot, you're hot as the saying goes, and at this stage in the game at least, there seems to be nothing Trump can do that doesn't reinforce the message that has got him this far, even as his rivals can't seem to help also reinforcing that message each time they mention him.

Every woman who gets breast implants can't help but reinforce the message that it's perfectly normal and sensible to spend thousands of pounds being cut open and stuffed with fake breasts.

It can't afford to reinforce old stereotypes if it wants to make money in the international marketplace.

The faces and names associated with "media legacies" can't help but reinforce a widely held impression of a journalistic elite heading more out of touch with its mainstream audience and readership.

Obama can't afford to be reinforcing the same images of Bush on vacation as New Orleans drowned.

Let's not reinforce that.

"You can't do that unless we reinforce the UN at this point to take on these problems".

The problem, he said, is that when such data are published, with no asterisk next to them saying they can't be true, they just "reinforce the stereotypes of promiscuous males and chaste females".

But you can't attack the wonder tale for reinforcing belief in God! On the contrary, the agents of fairytale enchantments – Puck, genie, fairy godmother – act outside any existing scheme of moral or religious salvation.

It is hard to conceive a more obvious target than the image of someone so fat they can't work, parked on a giant reinforced sofa, in a flat you are paying for, stuffing down food (paid for by your hard-earned taxes), getting fatter and fatter, whilst flatly refusing to engage with help that could transform them into a productive (tax-paying) member of society.