Sentence examples for much reinforce from inspiring English sources

The rearguard defenses are spread throughout the city and include more than two thousand miles of underground conduits and concrete-lined open stream channels — a web of engineering that does not so much reinforce as replace the natural river systems.

Possible reasons include our longer follow-up interval, use of novel questions rather than those from the original thesaurus, or a teaching environment which does not as much reinforce acquisition of pharmacological knowledge outside the pharmacology courses.

Photograph: HEINZ-PETER BADER/REUTERS European Central Bank (ECB) policymaker Ewald Nowotny has played down chances of a rate cut and has pretty much reinforced the ECB's forward guidance.

Little progress was visible, though hundreds of civilians were evacuated under a recent truce from the rebel-held and long-besieged part of the city of Homs.Sectarian mayhem in the Central African Republic persisted, prompting a French general recently in charge of the peacekeeping force there to say it should be much reinforced if it is to have a chance of restoring peace.

It is typically about half an inch thick, and now much reinforced on the inside following bomb damage in World War II.

"This very much reinforces that if a charity doesn't have something to drive what is very much an impulse decision, then text-to-give is not a particularly valuable fund-raising tool," said Timothy Ogden, a consultant who writes the blog Philanthropy Action.

This has done much to reinforce an impression of continuity through the handover.

For those who were already pessimistic, the last two weeks offered much to reinforce their view.

When it came along, cinema did much to reinforce both processes, with films like, well, Anna Karenina.

The president did not break new ground so much as reinforce existing policy.

Their Artist's Choice may not do much to reinforce that feeling, but it doesn't diminish it either.