Sentence examples for reinforced later from inspiring English sources

Those fears were reinforced later by Italy's environment minister, Corrado Clini, as he addressed Parliament in Rome.

Suspicions that these defendants had been maltreated in jail were reinforced later on by one woman's claim that her father — one of the defendants — had indeed been tortured.

That concept was reinforced later that night at our dinner at a one-Michelin-starred restaurant where the creative swirls and strokes made more mischief than magic.

This sense was reinforced later when I walked past the Hotel Berlin, a sprawling Cold War building that seemed to encompass Bauhaus aesthetics.

That effort was actively supported by traditional players such as IBM and Hewlett-Packard and reinforced later by Google and Facebook.

Suspicions that these defendants had been maltreated in jail were reinforced later on by one woman's claim that her father one of the defendants—had indeed been tortured.

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo later reinforced this view later, congratulating Mr Guaidó on his "successful diplomatic efforts in the region and safe return to Venezuela" in a statement.

There is an air of fragility or tragedy about them, reinforced by later events.

Early experiences don't determine a life, but they set pathways, which can be changed or reinforced by later experiences.

His vaguely dissident image was reinforced by later novels, grotesque tales of 19th-century Russian revolutionaries and writers hunted down by the czarist secret service.

His parents' radical teachings were reinforced, he later recalled, by the hardships of that experience, which once included bunking alongside the corpse of a man who had died on the job.