Sentence examples for persisted reinforcing from inspiring English sources
Yet the symbolic afterlife of these events persisted, reinforcing the widespread belief that Africa can only ever be a place of extremes: the "tragedy" and "hope" of the subtitle to "A Continent for the Taking".
Yet our oversimplified view of police as there to cut crime persists, reinforced by both fictional media and politicians' rhetoric.
Today, a co-dependent relationship between a brittle, authoritarian central government and jittery populace persists, reinforced by quintessentially Chinese characteristics: a judiciary branch that must advance Party interests, non-transparent eminent domain, pervasive corruption at all levels of society and a lack of checks and balances within the Party.
Blyton's distaste for foreigners and "Gypsies" can more easily be imagined as reinforcing the prejudices that persist today.
This protection persists past the potential onset of sexual activity, reinforcing previous GHIS findings of protection during childhood and suggesting no need for a booster dose.
In interviews, Mr. Allen and Mr. Weinberger reinforce some portrayals and suggest that their resentment of Mr. Haig's behavior has persisted through the years.
First is assessing how long the captive population is expected to persist, how often and from where it may be reinforced, and if, when and how it may act as a source for reinforcing other populations (Lacy 2013).
