Sentence examples for reinforce just from inspiring English sources

Mark Wright, WWF's conservation science adviser said: "These exciting finds reinforce just how little we now about the world around us.

Whilst that's mostly thanks to ABCes monthly updates, comScore's latest stats, too, reinforce just how good international reach could be for what we used to call Fleet Street.

But the fate of this quirky European success might also defy or reinforce just the sort of baguette-and-beret stereotypes Renée finds so obvious and so true — oh, those philosophical French!

More than anything, the 2010 Megas reinforce just how vital it is that businesses embrace social media, and demonstrate the impact that websites such as Twitter can have on crucial global issues, as well as on individual brands".

To reinforce just how prevalent the practice was, Mr. Bloomberg stood next to a table stacked with packs of cigarettes and said that each of the 279 residents of the Poospatuck reservation — every man, woman and child — would have to smoke 960 packs, or 19,200 cigarettes, a day to account for the millions of cigarettes sold there in 2007.

Even thinking about working with the other team, let alone praising its ideas, can be a grievous political sin (which Republican loyalists feel Mr. McCain has committed any number of times on any number of issues, as Mr. Romney well knew and hoped to reinforce just before the primary in Florida).

"It reinforced just how different we were.

It reinforces just how special Jersey's archaeology is".

For starters, it reinforces just how litigious the technology industry has become.

I know we were in King O'Malley's but it, or he, reinforced just how well Brian O'Driscoll and Rob Henderson had played.

One of the main early findings of the study reinforced just how challenging it is to multitask successfully, particularly as people age.