Sentence examples for reinforced enough from inspiring English sources

That's approximately 30 tons of vehicle that's been reinforced enough to withstand being attacked by furious mobs.

When the river's flow finally subsided, the American forces had been reinforced enough to drive the Mexicans out of the region.

Rather, Bargh believes that consciousness initiates a multi-step process by which new "slow" behaviors that we want to adopt, get repeated and reinforced enough times so that these behaviors eventually get faster and more automatic, until ultimately, the behaviors occur automatically without any conscious effort.

It takes at least 21 days to form a habit, and over a month to get it reinforced enough for maintenance. .

But I can't reinforce enough the importance of using the money markets as a safe harbor in a storm.

Regardless of the excellent cohesiveness of the wetted films, it was necessary to reinforce them enough to be resistant to surgical devices such as tweezers or in case of application on large areas.

According to the Green Burial Council, a nonprofit organization in Santa Fe, N.M., the "death care" industry uses, in a single year, "more steel (in coffins alone) than was used to build the Golden Gate Bridge" and enough reinforced concrete to "construct a two-lane highway from New York to Detroit".

Even without Kemp, Mattingly said, the Dodgers' reinforced lineup should have enough talent to get by.

And the rattles, squeaks and shudders from its poorly reinforced body were almost enough to cause its operator hearing loss.

He is planning to install a reinforced metal gate, strong enough to resist explosions as well as a safe room for guests and staff in case the worst happens.

Chapo's mistress, a former state lawmaker in Sinaloa named Lucero Sanchez, testified that a reinforced door bought him enough time during an early-morning raid by the DEA and Mexican marines that he was able to activate a hidden switch in his bathroom, triggering hydraulics that lifted up his bathtub and revealed a tunnel underneath.