Sentence examples for reinforced argument from inspiring English sources

Dan Pallotta's well articulated, logically explained, and factually reinforced argument for running non-profit charities more like for-profit companies convinced me of its efficacy immediately.

Our unreconstructed cold warriors reinforce arguments made by Kremlin hard-liners, and vice versa.

The findings seemed to take tacit aim at the Russian decision while reinforcing arguments made by European opponents of weapons supplies.

He said it would reinforce arguments the group had made in a separate challenge in Michigan to another surveillance section of the act.

Their pictures and those of other undesirable families, like the so-called Bunglers, whose story appeared in a 1930 issue of Eugenics: A Journal of Race Betterment, used the backdrop of poverty and broken-down architecture to reinforce arguments about natural inferiority, just as "fitter" families posed in better settings.

This obligation is grounded in two mutually reinforcing arguments.

Although the importance of exogenous reinfection to TB epidemics has been debated, our data reinforce arguments that reinfection likely plays a major role in high-incidence areas.

The potential for risk compensation has led some to ask how this effect could potentially undermine or blunt the preventative aspects of TasP, reinforcing arguments that point to the necessity of maintaining and perhaps enhancing current standards of HIV prevention (e.g., risk-reduction counseling in clinical settings) in TasP implementation and scale-up [ 46].

"This crisis has simply reinforced the argument," he says.

Palmer reinforced that argument in a letter to Malcolm Turnbull, who had accused the PUP leader of "shocking" management of Queensland Nickel.

He reinforced this argument from a different angle in what was perhaps his most original work, Plausible Worlds: Possibility and Understanding in History and the Social Sciences (1991).