Sentence examples for managed to reinforce from inspiring English sources

On other occasions Mr Hayward has managed to reinforce the perception that BP wants to downplay the disaster.

For eight years, George Bush has managed to reinforce all the prejudices and negative stereotypes the world has of the US.

Ring, however, managed to reinforce the ethnic divide between Armenians and Azerbaijanis, "virtually precluding, according to Michael Croissant "the possibility of further coexistence between the peoples within" Azerbaijan's borders.

Instead, by invoking the "communist threat," they managed to reinforce the relatively weakened tensions with the Soviet Union to such new heights that it came to be known as the Second Cold War -- hence, the early 1980s dramatic "rearming of America," as President Reagan put it.

"Brazil on the Rise" tells the reader a lot while managing to reinforce many clichés.

Yet, in the same gesture, the writers manage to reinforce our modern sense that the appearance of our houses, and the taste and class that they represent, are among the defining elements of modern selfhood.

While also commenting how Yu manages to reinforce both the comical and "spooky" elements of the plot, Blu-ray's Jeffrey Kauffman noted he "remains something of a cipher throughout the series" with the possibility of having the viewer relate with him.

The 11th Armoured Division had lost nearly 40 tanks on its slopes by the end of the day and was surrounded on three sides but troops managed to reach and reinforce the position.

Thus, both REINFORCE algorithms managed to achieve high scores according to the scoring function, but poorly represented the Prior.

The reinforced Italians successfully managed to halt the Austro-Hungarian advance at the battle of the Piave river.

The new economy has its foundation in the 'old' economy - and the magic is when they do not hinder each other but instead manage to complement and reinforce each other.