Sentence examples for may further reinforce from inspiring English sources
That I am also legally trained or that I am one of four (perhaps five) Indigenous constitutional lawyers/academics – may further reinforce your opinion of my perceived bias.
An individual industry or group of industries can attract workers from other sectors of the economy; so if an individual industry does well, employment may increase not only in that industry but also in related industries, which may further reinforce the success of the first industry, and so on.
Internalizing unfair treatment rather than talking to others about the experience may further reinforce such stress[ 9, 16, 17].
Under social pressure, bisexual MSM may further reinforce the negative attitudes towards PLWHA and worsen drinking behaviors.
New research suggests that some estrogens may further reinforce this evasion of host immunity, even as those same hormones stimulate the growth and spread of hormone-responsive cancers.
This study gives further support to the associations between high DA, avoidance of dental care, and health-related outcomes, which may further reinforce the model of a vicious circle of DA.
For some, the sight of people who were at the heart of the Blair government rushing to renounce the political approach of the last 10 years may only further reinforce cynicism about politics itself.
This view may be further reinforced by having the option to participate in a screening programme, which is not offered to others in the same age range without an FHBC.
Although websites and Internet access are powerful and cost-effective communication tools, health inequalities underpinned by differential access to health services may be further reinforced by disparities in access to the Internet (e.g., ethnicity, education, and economic resources).
Such fatalism may be further reinforced by the seeming insurmountability of the scale of problems faced [ 27] by staff who already feel over-burdened, under-paid and at times unfairly treated and insufficiently respected for their work.
On one hand, the greater effectiveness of selection on males due to the hemizygous expression of the X, which may be further reinforced by sexual selection, is expected to lower the mutation load for females at shared loci.
