Sentence examples for reinforcing in a from inspiring English sources

Academic laboratories have been traditionally used for complementing and reinforcing in a practical way the theoretical instruction received in classroom lectures.

This finding further supports the notion that frequent NSSI can be both negatively (Internal Emotional Regulation) and positively (Sensation Seeking) reinforcing in a clinical sample as previously found in a non clinical population [ 16].

A Guardian editorial blamed this on events at East Anglia, a link that was reinforced in a news story.

"We really wanted to reinforce in a very powerful way the importance of financial planning," Robert J. Hurst, chief executive of the 9/11 United Services Group, said in an interview.

But these are the rules set forth by the N.F.L., enforced by Goodell and reportedly reinforced in a league memo sent to the teams in 2006.

SCORECARD -- Mr. Franks reinforces in a taut (and half-price) 15 seconds his single line of attack: that Mr. Corzine is trying to buy the election.

My sense of being a loner was reinforced in a schoolyard where the unconventional was perceived as just being fucking odd.

This theme was reinforced in a dramatic vignette in which a solemn doctor gave a patient a physical examination and then, in wordless chants, appeared to discuss the diagnosis with her in a quietly urgent manner.

On Saturday, Mr. Bush delivered a speech that assailed Mr. Gore as a big-government Democrat, a point the Republican nominee then reinforced in a series of interviews on Sunday.

It is reinforced in a proposal whereby all members of the armed forces – and employees of private companies involved in military contracts – would be required to disclose to Ministry of Defence officials any contact they have had with journalists.

But the question has been reinforced in a new book by the screenwriter Joe Eszterhas, who writes that he supported Mr. Friedkin as the director of "Jade" in 1994 only because Ms. Lansing begged him to do so.