Sentence examples similar to date reinforcing from inspiring English sources

Training delivered to around 400 police officers to date reinforces the right of sex workers to police protection.

Even so, Cavendish's head-to-head record against the top sprinters in their rare encounters to date reinforces the feeling that he will be the man to beat again in July.

Ryan, on the other hand, ever the fierce competitor, took the opportunity to slut-shame Emily during the group date -- reinforcing that he only cares about her ability to make him some "pretty kids".

The lack of a clear launch date has reinforced concerns over where Drugstore.com is in its prelaunch dealings.

To date, fiber reinforce scaffolds have been largely applied to repair hard and soft tissues.

However, it would certainly be prudent to continue to monitor populations that might be at risk, given the apparent conflict of findings of studies published to date, which reinforces the need for carefully designed studies aimed at providing an explanation for results relating to nuclear installations, and for the observed patterns of childhood leukaemia more generally (e.g., COMARE, 2006).

Watching the states scramble to set new primary dates just reinforces how absurd the current system is.

Archaeologist João Zilhão of Bristol University in the United Kingdom says Conard is cherry-picking the best dates to reinforce his case that modern humans began creating art almost as soon as they arrived in Europe.

Hence the sequence library we have constructed is currently the best depiction of the T. foetus genome to date and will reinforce the platform for future experimental studies on T. foetus cell biology and host-parasite interactions.

Some significant up-to-date smart elements used as reinforcing and health monitoring structures are also described in detail.

You decided to take cheap shots and reinforce dated stereotypes.