Sentence examples for is reinforce from inspiring English sources
verb
To strengthen, especially by addition or augmentation.
- He reinforced the handle with a metal rod and a bit of tape.
But all that does, from this distance, is reinforce the sense of something disproportionate.
All that the Teach for America program does is reinforce the old saw that anyone can teach.
By changing the league programme to suit the big boys in the Champions League, all we serve to do is reinforce the elite.
In the end all we have done is reinforce by our own actions the validity of the core principle that lies at the heart of all terrorist groups – that "the end justifies the means".
Far from revealing that this is an ideology – and that there are other ways of looking at human society – what Twitter and Facebook do is reinforce the feeling that this is the natural way to be".
In education, research on performance pay shows no substantive gains in student achievement, and all Mr. Obama's policy will do is reinforce the ill-conceived notion that low-level standardized tests are a valid measure of student achievement.
It really is reinforcing.
It is reinforced by everyday experience.
Narcissism is reinforced in that culture.
Instead, he is reinforcing it.
Mr. McGreevey is reinforcing his moderate standing.
