Sentence examples for dramatically reinforced from inspiring English sources

As recently as 1993-94, the Clinton administration dramatically reinforced that traditional American role by galvanising the final global agreement on the Uruguay round of the GATT, concluding NAFTA, and winning political commitments to achieve free trade in the western hemisphere and Asia-Pacific.

That image was dramatically reinforced in April when the infamous Deltopia street party turned violent in Isla Vista, the densely populated student residential district adjacent to the campus.

Early pentiti testimony against Andreotti was recently and dramatically reinforced when two former Sicilian members of Parliament, suspected of close links with the Mafia, agreed to testify.

OCs showed a dramatically reinforced bone resorbing activity on calcium-phosphate slices after adding CM from both BC cell lines and, contrarily, a significantly inhibited activity when using CM from Everolimus-treated cells (Fig.  3).

"The economic case for leaving the language the same is strong, but the political considerations — on the eve of the Bernanke confirmation vote — dramatically reinforce that case," Mr. Johnson said.

But the new ones, according to a "senior official," represented a "big, big change". Carter's initiative dramatically reinforces Abe's effort to override Cabinet opposition.

In this way, such comments increase mental health stigma in the public arena and can dramatically reinforce survivors' self-criticism, which hampers recovery efforts.

Adhesion of hD1D2 to III-16 dramatically reinforces this view.

Making cartwheel assembly dependent on the co-assembly of two rings could dramatically reinforce the tendency to form a ninefold symmetric ring (see main text).

The Young's modulus as well as the crush strength of the foams was further increased dramatically by reinforcing the polymer phase with nanosized silica particles.

It is noteworthy that, despite the fact that some reference-genes remain stable during microgravity exposure, several others, investigated in the study of C. S. Thiel et al., change quite dramatically, thus reinforcing the concept that exposure to near weightlessness may have a profound impact on living processes.