Sentence examples for expected reinforced from inspiring English sources
The decline, which was more than had been expected, reinforced the view among analysts that the recovery in the euro zone was losing steam.
The decision by the Trade and Industry Department, which had been expected, reinforced the view among analysts that Britain's four biggest banks -- Barclays, HSBC, Lloyds and the Royal Bank of Scotland -- would have to look overseas for expansion.
Shove argues that the right to 'comfort' has become naturalised, normalised, and expected, reinforced and reproduced both by industry, architecture, and by the rituals of everyday life.
In addition, our results during PSV are exactly as expected, reinforcing the validity of our results.
The microplatelets are made magnetically responsive to control their orientation and spatial distribution in the cement matrix via a magnetic field and to thus take full advantage of the expected reinforcing effect.
By preventing receptor access to nicotine, varenicline is able to block the expected reinforcing effects.
The increase was more than had been expected and reinforced speculation that the Bank of England might increase interest rates.
But, as I watched the sunset from the summit of Sierra de Gracia – a brief hike from Archidona – I knew this affordable out-of-season adventure had delivered far more than I had expected and reinforced the idea of how small can often be so beautiful.
The euro extended its rally ahead of a European inflation report today that is expected to reinforce expectations of an interest rate increase.
