Sentence examples for going to reinforce from inspiring English sources

One soldier said they were going to reinforce their positions on the main frontline.

"This latest rent rise is really going to reinforce the elitism of Durham University".

Is it going to reinforce things that people already think that are quite negative?

Instead, he says, it means "I'm going to observe where your weakness is and I'm going to reinforce you.

"The sell-off that we've seen in European bank stocks is going to reinforce that and investors are likely to stay hyper-cautious.

It's going to reinforce the narrative of the most retrograde forces in Cuba that the U.S. relationship is necessarily one of conflict".

The drop-off in online trading "only goes to reinforce the conclusion that baskets and basket trading would be best suited within a brokerage environment," Mr. Punishill said.

Cesarani believes his details add up to a portrait at odds with Arendt's banal bureaucrat, but what is striking is how far his research goes to reinforce her fundamental arguments.

Brandenburgian garrisons then replaced the Swedish ones in Greater Poland, who went to reinforce Charles X Gustav's army.

Tumblr for example, is a place where teens can go to reinforce negative thoughts and feelings.

It also goes to reinforce another tenet of foreign policy that can often be forgotten in 'this town': sometimes our best economic statecraft doesn't come from Washington.