Sentence examples for either reinforce from inspiring English sources

The movie quickly reaches a critical juncture where it can either reinforce Roger's cynicism or refute it.

We saw some mixtures, or some indications that there may have been some regular army forces that may have gotten in and amongst them to either reinforce them or that were held from escaping themselves.

"What do girls learn about who they should be," she asks, "from Lego kits with beauty parlors or the flood of 'girl friendly' science kits that run the gamut from 'beauty spa lab' to 'perfume factory'?" I think Ms. Orenstein is right to ask that question — and to remind us that our buying choices, as parents, can either reinforce stereotypically gendered play patterns or promote greater breadth.

The practice of the educational system can either reinforce or mitigate the age position effect.

The design of insurers' cost-sharing schedules can either reinforce or mitigate this result.

Comparison with multispectral images can either reinforce evidence for lost details or aid in dispelling these as artistic interpretations or later additions [11, 13].

By winning 6 of their first 10 games under Coach Mike D'Antoni, the Knicks restored a little pride and belief, all of which could be either reinforced or destroyed over the next 10 games, when the schedule turns nastier.

In particular, they believe we need to be cautious about "good" economic policies that have the side effect of either reinforcing already dominant groups or weakening already frail ones.

In brief, during the fourteen years that Cramer managed his fund, from 1987 to 2000, he tried as hard as anyone could to play the market around the clock, dividing time into smaller and smaller units, each demanding an action either reinforced or cancelled by another action, sometimes only seconds later.

To solve this new permafrost problem, traditional cooling measures should be either reinforced or combined.

All four prototype buildings have timber diaphragms in conjunction with either reinforced or unreinforced masonry shear walls.