Sentence examples for case reinforces from inspiring English sources

The case reinforces the difficulty facing banks in safeguarding systems.

But not every aspect of the investment case reinforces a premium valuation.

Green party MP Caroline Lucas, a longstanding campaigner for his release, said Aamer's case "reinforces the urgent need for the judge-led inquiry into UK complicity in torture that the prime minister promised in 2010 but then backtracked on".

Metastatic lesions of the odontoid are atypical, and this case reinforces the necessity of early detection to evade disastrous consequences.

A female student's desire to date her professor, when satisfied in the typical case, reinforces the stereotypes that women need to be with a (powerful) man for self-validation and that they are not intellectual.

According to Joel Reidenberg Joel Reidenberg, who specializes in international law at Fordham University's Law School in New York City, the case reinforces that there is little difference between a physical border to a country and an electronic one.

The case reinforced concerns that big banks, having grown so large and interconnected, are too big to indict.

Carl Dolan, the EU director of the campaign group Transparency International, said the case reinforced the need for public registers to be more transparent about the owners of offshore companies.

Pop star Rihanna has prevented Topshop selling T-shirts displaying her picture in a test case reinforcing the ability of celebrities to control their public image.

As in the recent John Doyle productions of "Sweeney Todd" and "Company" on Broadway, most of the actors play instruments onstage, in this case reinforcing the island motif.

This particular case reinforced my disgust of the maltreatment of women across the world, and has made me aware of the frequency of gender related violence.