Sentence examples for reinforcing car from inspiring English sources

He pointed out that, however elegant the headquarters might turn out to be, it will still be a huge suburban office complex, reinforcing car culture at a time when that seems increasingly less tenable.

This merely reinforced car-buyers' assumption that GM would offer them whatever discounts it took to shift its metal off the forecourts, putting the firm on the road to bankruptcy.

Ill-planned public transport reinforces car use.

The resulting "car dependency" may be reinforced by car manufacturers through marketing and political lobbying.

Above the quip was a picture of the outsize Liberal Democrat, who died last week aged 82, marching towards his specially reinforced loudspeaker car.

What makes it tick: The carbon-fiber reinforced plastic car features an electric motor rated at 170 horsepower, lithium-ion batteries and the BMW "eDrive" and "i ConnectedDrive" systems.

Until the early 1990s, Japanese cars sold domestically lacked the reinforcing bars in car walls required of all vehicles sold in the United States.

His son's fingerprint was also found in the car, reinforcing Lane's claim that he had used it to ferry his family around.

While most advertisers have three or four vehicles, the insurer AGF reinforces its cars with a squadron of young women on motorcycles.

Other UK studies have shown that access to a car is a predictor of activity levels and the number of outdoor trips taken may be highest among car owners or users, 33 34 reinforcing the importance of car-based mobility for older people.

This is not a memorial park -- unless one is also commemorating tons of smashed-up concrete and bricks, tangles of twisted reinforcing bars, assorted rusting car parts and pipes, and even a couple of mud-caked blasting mats.