Sentence examples for often reinforces from inspiring English sources

You can clearly get the joke, and it often reinforces stereotypes (the golf-obsessed husband).

Instead of providing a ladder to a better life, higher education too often reinforces class- and race-based disparities.

State capitalism often reinforces corruption because it increases the size and range of prizes for the victors.

The problem is that when fear sets in the foreign exchange market, it often reinforces the fundamentals.

Her God's War trilogy and Worldbreaker Saga both gender flip the "traditional" structures of the sci-fi and fantasy genres, and appeal in part to an audience of readers who love fantasy fiction, but laugh at the hackneyed gender roles the genre so often reinforces.

Crude pork-barrel politics often reinforces such emotions: defence contractors, always keen to point out how many jobs would be lost if a foreign firm won a contract, have a firm grip on the ears of many politicians.Despite all this, economic necessity is beginning to wear away the industry's isolationism, forcing companies both to compete and to co-operate across frontiers.

Holiday preparations, not surprisingly, often reinforce labels.

Examples are often reinforced with descriptions of recent scientific experiments and developments.

The western media often reinforce this impression, as Polly Toynbee's recent remark about burkas demonstrates.

And this impression was often reinforced by a face-to-face visit.

The story seemed incredible, yet repeated observations often reinforced Thaxter's claims.