Sentence examples for reinforcing more from inspiring English sources

Engineers have spent the past two years reinforcing more than 10,000 connections between the LHC's components, and building in safety devices to prevent another catastrophic short circuit.

At its Katanga mines in the Democratic Republic of Congo, where it took over management control in 2009, it said, "more than $11m has been spent on reinforcing more than 1,900m of mine shaft roof and on completing mined-out production chamber support, following a thorough review of rock mechanics to improve safety".

Mr Kerry is now 13 points ahead on the question of honesty and trustworthiness.Turning to "family values", homosexual marriage should have been a slam dunk for Mr Bush something that revved up the Christian right while reinforcing more widespread doubts about Massachusetts liberalism.

More than 1,000 troops arrived early Saturday morning to reinforce more than 5,000 who had already been dispatched to the state.

That's good, because the negotiated truce is likely a mutually reinforced "more and also" if American education is to remain our most influential export.

"In the pre-motorised age, defenders proved able to redeploy and reinforce more swiftly than attackers advanced, by the exploitation of rail links.

Cockpit doors have been reinforced, more air marshals patrol the skies, and better records are kept on those entering the country.

There couldn't be a better time to reinforce more cost-effective approaches.

The entire restaurant's majestic positioning is reinforced more than 300 glass globes that gently float across the ceiling.

Likewise, we were unable to discern if those presenters or scholars who are dipping their toes in the water of academic pursuit were reinforced more positively than other respondents.

If that happens, Beach said, "It's just going to reinforce more bad habits".