Sentence examples for reinforce an argument from inspiring English sources

The current recession and the huge sums of public debt already committed to its resolution are important, but they only reinforce an argument, which I mounted during my first year as commissioner, that ways must be found to reduce the overhead costs of policing, and that neither politicians nor police chiefs should be afraid of saying so.

That point was reinforced by an argument that Andy Savage, the attorney for Officer Michael Slager — who shot and killed Walter Scott, an unarmed African-American, in North Charleston, South Carolina — made during Slager's first trial, in 2016.

The best political arguments reinforce a perception that voters already have about a candidate.

This fueled suspicions that the province's separatist government had corralled the agency to reinforce the argument that a yes vote would not roil financial markets.

Although contemporary Progressive reformers applauded the decision as a victory in the battle for improved working conditions for women, some equal rights feminists recognized that the decision offered protection by reinforcing gender stereotypes, an argument that would ultimately restrict the economic opportunities available to women.

Emmott uses an array of statistics to reinforce his argument that the current global population of seven billion will grow to 10 billion, maybe more, by the end of the century and that is unsustainable.

Neil MacGregor, the British Museum's director, said the loan would reinforce the argument that the museum was a universal institution with global outreach.

Strongly worded statements from President Obama, Secretary of State John F. Kerry and U.N. General Secretary Ban Ki-moon merely reinforce the argument that the West is imposing an international "gay agenda" on unwilling nations.