Sentence examples for reinforce once from inspiring English sources

"The caliber, status and experience of the individuals reinforce once more how seriously we are taking this".

Recent survey results released by the American Cancer Society reinforce, once again, the benefits of a healthy lifestyle, and the findings are definitely cause for celebration.

"It reinforces once again why we need the fence".

And as Michael Gove is cheered to the rafters in Manchester, reinforcing once again his credentials for a leadership bid should PM Dave come to grief, one is reminded that there is no bloodier political battlefield than education.

Such powers tend to be reinforced once the question of distributive fairness in the allocation of public burdens becomes a central one in the political agenda (as it was the case in the United States from, at the very least, the turn of the XXth century).

The news reported in Science magazine last week of the exquisite timing and elegant physics displayed by cats in their drinking habits has reinforced once again the obvious truth that cats are superior to sloppy-go-lucky dogs, and no doubt to people as well, at least the ones with whom I drink water (and I include myself).

In response, a State Department spokeswoman said that "suggestions that drastic cuts to our Foreign Service ranks are taking place are simply not accurate," that freezes on hiring and promotions "are only temporary," and that Mr. Tillerson's commitment will be "reinforced once the freezes on personnel movement, including hiring, are lifted at the appropriate time". When will that be?

Before each cue eye contact was reinforced once or twice with a food reward to keep up the motivation of the animals to participate in the study.

That assessment can be reinforced once the genes affected by the lesion are taken into account.

Finally, with regards to the sensitivity to change of the tests, we found, in all cases, statistically significant differences between mean scores at visit 1 compared to visit 2. We observed, in all cases, an improvement after the surgical procedure, reinforcing once more, the correct validation of the questionnaires to find changes in quality of life of patients following a knee procedure.

There's a danger, though, that this would just reinforce suspicion - once professionals start adopting codes they're really admitting their natural instincts can't be trusted.