Sentence examples for less reinforcing from inspiring English sources
More or less reinforcing that optimism was General Manager Omar Minaya, who said players who had had similar procedures included Detroit's Carlos Guillen and the Yankees' Jorge Posada.
Several changes in federal education policy under President Obama have actually increased the flow of scarce federal dollars toward those students who need it less, reinforcing inequities and further weakening overall educational performance.
To date the black revolution has been on the playing fields, in football, cricket and rugby, less so in sports such as tennis and golf, but never the less reinforcing stereotypical view of the black man as a player, not a leader or executive.
In this dose-response test however, DBA mice still showed important responses to the lower and less reinforcing doses of cocaine as well as to saline infusions.
This makes the drug less reinforcing, giving it less value as a drug of abuse and a favorable safety profile.
I imagine that most people, like me, live in bubbles where their beliefs are more or less reinforced.
If the stirrups and longitudinal reinforcement are reinforced unsuitably in a concrete member, some unfavorable situations, e.g. less-reinforced, over-reinforced, and partly over-reinforced, will occur, which should be avoided in the engineering practice.
That isn't to say that there aren't important differences in quality between schools serving low- and high-income students — there certainly are — but they appear to do less to reinforce the trends than conventional wisdom would have us believe.
Instead, they say they are taking advantage of how IS has done less to reinforce these border towns, and how they can use the border to protect their flank as they advance on the group.
We were just less capable of reinforcing our negativity by constantly talking about it.
Some biocompatibility (BC) matrixes after reinforced by the biodegradable nanofibers may improve the brittleness of single fibers and the fiber density become less dense after reinforcing the matrix, making cells easier grow into the fibers.
