The whole case study has reinforced one thing for me as a person, a voter, a journalist: don't laugh it off.
Complementarity Competing demands reinforce one another.
The capacity problems reinforce one another.
And this reinforces one of the truisms of many high-end things: they're wasted on the people who can afford them.
Members reinforced one another's desires, engaging in communal rationalization.
The annual Vanity Fair party tends to reinforce that impression, because, for one thing, it is not often that you see the co-stars of "Love Story, Ryan O'Neal and Ali McGraww, in the same room -- and Ms. McGraw's former husband, Robert Evans.
For one thing, it reinforces a brand with the customer and makes it more likely that you will use Amex for a transaction.
And if there's one thing the Kalamazoo disaster reinforced, it's that tar sands oil is as dirty and dangerous as it gets.
One thing that his early demise has reinforced for me is to take a leaf out of his life manual and make the most of whatever time one has.
For one thing, there are lots of anecdotes, and it's much too easy to report only those that reinforce the reporter's prejudices.
