Sentence examples for labelling reinforces from inspiring English sources

Labelling reinforces the deception.

Using the label reinforces the antiquated perception that providing access to people with disabilities is charity for beggars rather than equal access or a human/civil right.

These crude labels reinforce a sense of division that cuts off the great majority of Americans from their own non-special interests -- the desire to work at a job that affords a decent living; to live in a decent home and secure health care; to educate their children, take a vacation every now and again, and eventually retire.

While Manix was making people happy with loved-up pianos and diva vocals, his label Reinforced was responsible for some of the most forward-thinking and creative music coming out of the 90s, as well as possibly the straight-up darkest sounds ever put on vinyl.

You can get your students to set up make-believe shops selling flowers, and use the labels to reinforce their understanding of using money and simple arithmetic (you could challenge them to create their own flowers to sell as an art project).

Results from all the labeling fluorophores reinforced the leveling-off effect, i.e., the fluorescence anisotropy signal does not response to the increased length of the DNA duplex when the length is larger than a critical number of base pairs.

The present methodology can be very useful for traceability of the species and to reinforce labelling regulations.

The specimens labelled WT were reinforced with internal transverse-steel reinforcement spaced at s = d/2.

Holiday preparations, not surprisingly, often reinforce labels.

He likes to call himself the "blue-collarite" on the pitching staff, a label that is reinforced by his friendship with various country musicians.

Each item leaves the mill with a "Cashmere, Made in Scotland" hallmark label meant to reinforce the industry's standing with consumers.