Sentence examples for more reinforced from inspiring English sources

The long-held belief that the French had developed their complicated, sauce-based fanciful cuisine merely to disguise the poor quality of their ingredients was once more reinforced.

Blame the baby boomers, who shed their aversion to good old capitalism and, four decades on, continue to applaud as their heroes strut the stage in progressively smaller, more reinforced corsets.

This decision was even more reinforced with the recent evidence from the latest series.

"Whatever your biases were, that's where you were being sent, and that gets more reinforced over time," he said.

Composite constructions are more and more reinforced by steel fibres without added steel bars.

Although we did not deal here with varietal differences in source strength, the sucrose concentration in the karyopsis tissues of IR36 appeared to be maintained at a higher level than in T65, especially during early to mid ripening, suggesting that the source strength of IR36 was more reinforced than T65.

We are much more reinforcing the strong credentials we know we have as a brand".

That means specimens with more reinforcing steels are advantageous in control of crack width, although more fine cracks are expected.

In the end, it has been observed that the GO and rGO generally offer more reinforcing advantage in a polar rubber matrix than a non-polar rubber type.

Consequently, to describe accurately the reinforcing mechanisms of the composites, two or more reinforcing theories should be used for the actual composite system, and one of among them should be usually as the major reinforcing mechanism.

Intense arousal produces a more exciting buzz of neurochemicals than cheesecake -- one that is therefore more reinforcing.