Sentence examples for reinforcing because it from inspiring English sources

"A lot of different cultural references, which I find both fascinating and kind of reinforcing, because it does take a leap of faith, of imagination, for people to envision a woman in the Oval Office, and oftentimes culture, entertainment is ahead of the political system in lots of ways," Clinton said.

Prevention of AKI in cardiac surgical patients should be reinforced because it causes poor outcomes.

Thus, we suggest that food restriction and starvation is reinforced because it functions to reduce defensive-arousal secondary to DVC activation.

This fact can be reinforced because it is possible to observe conserved blocks corresponding to the reverse transcriptase domain of Rex1 and Rex3 and to the endonuclease for Rex6.

The patterns became reinforced because I was unaware.

This bill tries to regulate that system, but it winds up reinforcing it because it strengthens the underlying structure by making private insurance companies even larger.

State capitalism often reinforces corruption because it increases the size and range of prizes for the victors.

Fisher's provision will significantly underestimate the fatigue life of CFRP reinforced girders because it cannot consider the stress concentration relief aside the stiffeners.

And the Parliament Act reinforced that, because it limits the ability of the incumbent to dictate an early election, and puts more power in the hands of parliament and indeed in the hands of the party," claimed Salmond.

It's a part of human nature that nowadays feels reinforced, because the internet makes it all so quantifiable.

The volksgrenadier divisions ordered to protect the flanks of the three advancing armies were not even properly reinforced, because the Germans found it difficult to detach these units from areas of the front being pressured by the slow Allied advance.