Sentence examples for possibly reinforced from inspiring English sources
Such ideas were possibly reinforced by DeLillo's quotable opening line: "He speaks in your voice, American, and there's a shine in his eye that's halfway hopeful".
The scenario leading to inflation starts with poor growth, possibly reinforced by to larger government distortions, higher tax rates, and policy uncertainty.Ok, stop right there.
The trade impacts of non-RSPO certified CPO being banned from the EU biofuel sector and additional ILUC constraints possibly reinforced are difficult to assess.
It has likely rewarded and possibly reinforced not only the practice of terrorist hostage-taking, but terrorist hostage-killing.
Fought on 18 August 1966, 108 men from D Company, 6 RAR fought a ferocious meeting engagement with the Viet Cong 275th Regiment, possibly reinforced by at least one North Vietnamese battalion, and D445 Battalion (between 1,500 and 2,500 personnel).
A striking parallel can be seen in the emergence of the concept of resilience in crisis affected populations, its interest possibly reinforced by the economic crisis in donor countries [ 12- 14].
Even some medical staff who work in labor and delivery wards believe this one, possibly reinforcing in the popular mind the plausibility for an actual connection.
Confidence at major Japanese companies remained unchanged from three months ago, a closely watched Bank of Japan survey showed, possibly reinforcing expectations that the central bank would raise interest rates in August.
Tens of thousands have flocked back to take part in the referendum, and some analysts, possibly reinforcing stereotypes of Africa as always teetering on the edge, warn south Sudan could be the next Somalia, awash in violence.
Worldwide results of such a poll might serve to mitigate any liberal pressure for radical reforms while also possibly reinforcing movement toward a more pastoral approach to those who fall outside the church's traditional moral code.
When placed in culture, however, the cells could become synchronized, creating a tissue level rhythm and possibly reinforcing the oscillations in individual cells.
