Sentence examples for reinforce this tendency from inspiring English sources

The Democrats are expected to form a coalition with the Socialists and the conservative People's New Party — smaller parties that are decidedly against market reform — which could reinforce this tendency toward government-led solutions to the economic crisis.

It is possible to be penny-wise, pound-foolish, and it's possible for grad-school poverty to reinforce this tendency.

In actuality, the commission would serve to reinforce this tendency, not alleviate it.

Whilst respect for hierarchies is acknowledged to be strong across Sub-Saharan Africa [ 44], the French working culture may have served to particularly reinforce this tendency in Burkina Faso [ 45].

The difficulties in reconciling approaches to development and to the environment have reinforced this tendency.

C. Keith Conners, a longtime child psychologist who developed a popular scale similar to the one used with Richard, said in an interview that scales like his "have reinforced this tendency for quick and dirty practice".

Reinforcing this tendency, they remain less prone to self-regulate their driving than their healthy counterparts (Wong et al. 2012), though certain types of feedback may help promote self-regulation in impaired participants (Ackerman et al. 2014).

Stephanopoulos says Twitter "reinforces this tendency to chase after the brightest new object out there".

An EMR system technology that replicates established work routines reinforces this tendency.

In the Hellenistic age (323 bcenturyentury ad), the dispersion of the Jews throughout the kingdoms of the eastern Mediterranean and the Roman Empire reinforced this universalistic tendency.

Social media obviously reinforces this tendency -- which has now, after numerous Internet election cycles, become a civic habit -- to react, rather than to act, to shout and scorn rather than deliberate.