Sentence examples for reinforce difficulties from inspiring English sources

The Howard League for Penal Reform and the Prisoners' Advice Service fear that the MoJ's decision to remove legal aid for inmates challenging the types of prisons in which they are being held may reinforce difficulties prisoners face in transferring to open prison and beginning the process of rehabilitation.

GPs were updated on emerging evidence, health promotion and preventative messages were reinforced, difficulties encountered as part of the study raised, and problem solving strategies discussed.

While I am open to argument to the contrary, I would be surprised if further work does not reinforce these difficulties.

All these experiments reinforce the difficulty of using received power and LQI to represent the link quality and distance estimation.

Although the findings reinforce the difficulty of growing GM-free crops, they also suggest that the levels of gene diffusion are below European standards for contamination of conventional food.

The way of trying to avoid this mimicry and the presence, in some cases, of this immunotolerance effect, is to reinforce the difficulty in finding regions of sequence identity between pathogen and host proteins.

Our findings reinforce the difficulty of diagnosing different infectious entities such as nosocomial pneumonia and fungal and viral infections in critically ill patients [ 23, 24].

If ever there were a recipe for poor political leadership, this is it.The malign coincidence of crash and election reinforces the difficulties.

To see a front-page article in the real estate section describing all of the pitfalls of trying to buy property together when not legally married, then reading in The Times that the New Jersey senate defeated the same-sex marriage bill, only reinforces the difficulties and discrimination gays and lesbians face in trying to legalize their unions.

The case reinforces the difficulty facing banks in safeguarding systems.

Saban's struggles in the N.F.L. further reinforced the difficulty in the transition from college to the N.F.L.