Sentence examples for reinforced division from inspiring English sources

The reinforced division was intended to attack again but on 19 June a storm descended upon the English Channel, which delayed the landing of supplies and further British attacks were postponed.

Instead of promoting a sober conversation about the dangers of violent political talk, it has reinforced divisions between left and right.

In practice the changes often simply reinforced divisions between a privileged elite — modern, educated, in tune with the West — and a struggling underclass, something that was not a small factor in the rise of fundamentalist violence.

Thinking this produces a simplistic binary logic about gendered behaviours, which only works to reinforce division.

This is not, however, a story about compassion overcoming difference but one of compassion reinforcing division: the seventeenth-century texts of fellow-feeling led not to communal concerns but to paralysis, misreading, and isolation.

It probes the powers of the Court and asks whether a clear and mutually reinforcing division of labor between it and the African Commission could be developed to more effectively promote and protect human rights on the continent.

Similarly IR-induced upregulation of the negative regulators of CDKA 1 activity, WEE1 and PAS2, expressed at S-phase likely reinforce division arrest.

It both reflected and reinforced class divisions.

The ascendant methods by which they receive political information — cable television, the Internet, Twitter — reinforce divisions.

Parties and coalitions have stuck to strict ethnic lines, reinforcing divisions between Serb, Croat and Muslim.

But Artsmark, which recognises the achievements of schools in offering pupils arts opportunities, is simply a tool for reinforcing divisions.