Sentence examples for quickly reinforcing from inspiring English sources

The International Institute for Strategic Studies in London said in "The Military Balance 2013," its annual report on militaries around the world, that China was quickly reinforcing its paramilitary naval forces as part of its overall naval power-projection effort.

Organized-labor leaders quickly reinforced the early street protests.

Therefore, it will be crucial to quickly reinforce civilian rule in accordance with principles of democracy.

The U.N. must quickly reinforce the 8,700 peacekeepers already there and regain control of an unraveling mission.

Andrew Mitchell, appointed Government Chief Whip in the shake-up, quickly reinforced the Tories' posh party image by allegedly calling policemen guarding the Downing Street gates "plebs".

The old fieldstone and stucco house bespeaks unostentatious comfort and friendliness from the outside, an impression quickly reinforced inside in all four of the intimate dining rooms.

Administration officials quickly reinforced the message, with Condoleezza Rice, Mr. Bush's national security adviser, saying that while Mr. Putin had not been given a time limit, the Pentagon was speeding toward a series of missile defense tests that were clearly prohibited by the 29-year-old accord.

Even if that doesn't happen, public confidence that BP will pay for damages must be quickly reinforced with scenes of real people being compensated.

But the adjectival form of many not all critical predicates quickly reinforces the "property-with-name" model, and against this Wittgenstein places examples from musical and poetical criticism, where we simply call attention to the rightness of a transition or to the precision or aptness of an image.

The Americans guarding both positions were quickly reinforced, and the defenders soon numbered over 1,800 men.

The Luftwaffe was quickly reinforced, as Hitler hoped it would "save" the situation.