Sentence examples for more likely reinforcing from inspiring English sources

Despite the optimistic Australian assessments of Viet Cong capability, rather than having left Phuoc Tuy the communists were more likely reinforcing and consolidating in preparation for future operations, avoiding battle with the Australians in order to preserve their strength.

Paradoxically, nothing is more likely to reinforce a growing anti-science movement than their absolutist arrogance.

Use of the term tribe is more likely to reinforce stereotypes than provide insight.

The experience teaching such courses would, additionally, make faculty more likely to reinforce and contextualize College 101 lessons in their academic classes.

As I said during the live coverage this week, I suspect the appearance itself is more likely to reinforce pre-existing positive or negative perceptions of Shorten than to be a significant changer of perceptions.

One way to reduce stress could be to do what Facebook is doing: Feed users more content from friends — content that is more likely to reinforce existing views than to challenge them.

Those are questions worth asking, in more nuanced ways than I can possibly explore here, and they're part of what's missing in Stanley's piece, which obsessively compares one black character to another, a method that is more likely to reinforce rather than expose biases.

But in this land whose enduring romance with cars, from lowly Fiats to big-ticket Ferraris, is coupled with a wish to be seen at the forefront of stylish design, the Da Vinci three-wheeler is more likely to reinforce the nation's sense of its roots.

In this context, the authors decided to determine by observation if graphic elements within evolutionary trees in some natural history museums are more likely to reinforce rather than amend misinterpretations.

"The UNCT strategy with respect to human rights focuses too heavily on the over-simplified hope that development investment itself will reduce tensions, failing to take into account that investing in a discriminatory structure run by discriminatory state actors is more likely to reinforce discrimination than change it". There have been other documents with similar conclusions.

A basic income designed by venture capitalists in Silicon Valley is more likely to reinforce their power than to strengthen the poor.