Sentence examples for reinforced previous from inspiring English sources

The words reinforced previous statements from top Toyota executives expressing their concerns that the automaker, which earned $18.8 billion only two years ago, was floundering.

In his speech to an Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry event in Sydney, Abbott reinforced previous warnings that the budget would take a dramatic hit from sharp declines in commodity prices.

Manufacturer Roche told the BBC: "A recent regular safety assessment conducted by EU health authorities reinforced previous guidance that the benefits of Lariam outweigh the potential risk of the treatment".

BP said the $7.8bn figure for the settlement was "neither a floor nor a ceiling" but it reinforced previous estimates that the total cost of all liabilities should be no more than $37.2bn.

The results reinforced previous research, which evidenced that economic inequality is evaluated in the prefrontal cortex "We have taken an important step toward learning how our aversion to inequity is influenced by our brain chemistry," said the study's first author, Ignacio Sáez, a postdoctoral researcher at the Haas School of Business.

An array of new research has reinforced previous studies showing school meals have a profound impact on students' academic outcomes, attendance, and overall health.

The outcome reinforces previous US cases which have declined to extend copyright law so that it would cover interfaces between programs or languages.

Run-throughs in the final period of rehearsals often reinforce previous impressions and suggest refinements in the rhythmic changes of light required.

But others say it reinforces previous indications, and their own experience, that children with diagnoses of mental or emotional problems in low-income families are more likely to be given drugs than receive family counseling or psychotherapy.

New business margins are described as being ahead of 2008 reinforcing previous comments that sales growth will be concentrated on the more profitable products and areas which will both preserve capital and should be taken well".

Yet the verdict reinforces previous judgments against Balkan warlords by the UN's international criminal tribunal for the former Yugoslavia, which treated crimes against heritage, notably in Dubrovnik, as part of broader charges involving murder and theft.