Sentence examples for quick to reinforce from inspiring English sources

Last week, officials of the McGreevey administration were quick to reinforce that blame, although they declined to release the locations or even the counties of 90 freshwater areas examined in the four-year study.

The Serbian 1st Army was quick to reinforce its left flank, realizing that any subsequent attack against it would be far less easy to repel.

Companies such as Western Union, whose business it is to facilitate remittance transfers, are quick to reinforce the pressure and to keep remittances in the forefront of migrants' minds through the use of emotive advertising campaigns ("Can love be transferred? Yes": Western Union advertisement campaign, March 2009).

Bitterness or demoralization can also lead to bad decision-making, sometimes even to get us withdraw from the process altogether (which would be the quickest way to reinforce the status quo).

But the barrier is studded with crossing points which may yet draw bigger crowds of Palestinian demonstrators.Mr Netanyahu was quick to seize on the incursions to reinforce his argument against the Palestinians' quest for statehood at the UN.

It is also advisable to reinforce the immediate reporting of HA cases to allow a quick investigation of sources of infection and contacts for a further appropriate and timely intervention.

Delays in response must be avoided, as they tend to reinforce problems, i.e. quick action is often key to effective counter-measures [59].

TIS&Partners says that their material could be used to reinforce structures in buildings in a quick manner, for example those that were damaged by the earthquake that hit Japan back in March.

There is no quick answer for the historical use of our criminal law to reinforce and then punish social stereotypes.

This is reflected in the triffid-like profusion of "C/D borderline focus days" offered by education consultancies, which are quick to recognise and reinforce teachers' priorities.

Officers seemed to reinforce that impression, too.