Sentence examples for reinforce powerfully from inspiring English sources

David J. Kramer, who was a senior diplomat in the administration of President George W. Bush, said American participation would reinforce powerfully the need for stability along the enclaves' boundaries.

"The advent of modernization is now reinforced quite powerfully by television.

If new voter ID laws survive legal challenges in those Republican-controlled battleground states, a marginal Romney victory would powerfully reinforce the belief on the left that some lawfully registered voters were denied the right to exercise their franchise.

The men portrayed in the HBS article -- as business leaders, husbands and fathers -- powerfully reinforce the gender status quo.

Their high scores in both types of league table mark a big change since the 1980s when welfare took precedence over competitiveness.The Nordics do particularly well in two areas where competitiveness and welfare can reinforce each other most powerfully: innovation and social inclusion.

"It can be powerfully reinforcing behavior," he said.

This week Argentina's claim to the Falklands has been powerfully reinforced.

There are two main arguments for an inquiry, and both are powerfully reinforced.

He wrote: "Intense orgasms from the minimal investment of a few keystrokes are powerfully reinforcing".

This latest cascade of gaffes -- presented on a comedy program -- powerfully reinforced Boehmler's impression of the Republican nominee.

This idea has been powerfully reinforced by the latest tech boom: Facebook, Google and Groupon were all founded by people in their 20s or teens.