Sentence examples for may be reinforcing from inspiring English sources

Says Mr. Coley, "Our day care system may be reinforcing the gap rather than closing it".

And the seeming political paralysis in Madrid may be reinforcing a wider economic stasis.

The old rust belt industries of automobiles, appliances and furniture have been driving the boom, but tax cuts may be reinforcing it.

Because even if you are trying to track your results, it's easy to get bad information: Your advertising may be reinforcing the behavior of existing customers.

Past research has indicated that just denying a rumour is not enough: by calling attention to it, companies may be reinforcing the association.

I am afraid that the misconduct the president has admitted may be reinforcing one of the worst messages being delivered by our popular culture, which is that values are fungible.

Conclusion: Drinking when exposed to emotional situations may be reinforced by the short-term positive effects on well-being among moderate female drinkers.

This effect may be reinforced by other developments.

That political instinct may be reinforced by a poll result released on Thursday by the Pew Research Center.

They may be reinforced or prevented by winds of passing pressure systems.

In older individuals the accepted gender may be reinforced by the appropriate surgical procedures and by hormonal therapy.