Sentence examples for danger of reinforcing from inspiring English sources

One senior Tory said: "By aggressively criticising Ed Miliband we are in danger of reinforcing negative perceptions of us.

The mindful eating trend is also in danger of reinforcing the idea that food and eating are inherently troublesome.

The trial also had the danger of reinforcing the stereotype that many Jews today seek to avoid – being hapless victims and targets; the images that may have been true of the past is not something modern Jews wish to revive.

In this context, if gender measures may raise the number of women in the short term, they also present the "danger of reinforcing these barriers" in the longer term, says Coe.

The danger is always of reinforcing the damaging stereotypes that have already caused so much distress.

And with each speech, with each statement, with each headline, the reductive nasty-party stereotypes are in danger of being reinforced one more time.

Although the Navy reports that crime affecting Navy Yard personnel is infrequent, the perception of danger, reinforced by crumbling buildings, rubble-strewn lots and public housing in the area has acted as a brake on new market-rate housing.

It was made of reinforced concrete blocks.

Hence, increased predation danger can reinforce the already existing effects of decreased intake rates.

In this case, though, there is less danger of a self-reinforcing collapse.

The findings ran counter to popular perceptions of online dangers as reinforced by depictions in the news media like NBC's "To Catch a Predator" series.