Sentence examples similar to re enforce progress from inspiring English sources

Firstly, the pre-diabetic specific outcome plots are feedback, on an ad hoc base and via the PCMS, to corresponding village doctors to help them to: a) demonstrate and re-enforce progress made; b) alert lagging behind and leverage more rigorous lifestyle changes; c) identify "difficult" pre-diabetics and set priority intervention targets.

Such evidence of a genius for survival is  re-enforced by a thousand memories.

They are looking for someone to help re-enforce the importance of Christmas to them.

And the positive moves in some other emerging markets yesterday re-enforced that point.

It seemed a good idea, certain to re-enforce a hard-won reputation for being cheerfully innovative in gift choices.

That assessment was re-enforced by the report that factory orders jumped a higher-than-expected 2.2percentt in March.

The election of several new moderate Democrats to the House and Senate, from battlegrounds like Florida and New Hampshire, could re-enforce centrist tendencies.

Which is why the media in general love the event: it confirms and re-enforces their pre-eminence.

Results from this study also re-enforce similar conclusions.

And it uses GIFs to re-enforce that fact.

"He was not just a part of the doping culture on his team, he enforced and re-enforced it.