Sentence examples similar to perpetually reinforcing from inspiring English sources

"Combine that with a 24-hour news cycle that privileges simple narratives over nuance, and with policymakers who have too often shown a lack of knowledge about the history, politics, and cultures of the places where the US wages war and sees threats -- and you're looking at some entrenched, perpetually reinforced stereotypes about Muslims, Islam and terrorism".

By virtue of this path's existence it is perpetually and increasingly reinforced.

These findings support a "ceiling effect" hypothesis in which individuals with PTSD perpetually smoke in such a way as to maximize nicotine delivery, possibly reducing the potentially reinforcing effects of increased smoke delivery in negative affect-inducing situations.

Coaxing, cajoling, reinforcing.

Place the reinforcing ropes.

Reinforcing a stereotype.

Secure the reinforcing ropes.

Avoid reinforcing the fighting.

Last week's court ruling, for instance, that QC David Vaughan should pay a lump sum of £215,000 to a woman from whom he was divorced 25 years ago, ranks up with Heather Mills McCartney's millions to reinforce the notion that "poor men" are perpetually fleeced by women.

They reinforce each other.

"Pay policies reinforced that".