Sentence examples for reinforcing not from inspiring English sources

But this should be done with the purpose of reinforcing, not jettisoning, these things that we strive for in their purest form.

It can also create welfare dependency, reinforcing, not breaking the cycle of deprivation.

In fact, in both overall and disease-free survival Kaplan-Meier curves, TNBC patients with NPI > 5.4 are clearly separated from the good/moderate outcome curve, reinforcing not only the worse survival of the high-scored-NPI TNBC patients, but also suggesting the value of NPI as a predictor of survival in TNBC patients.

And I wanted people to reinforce — not undermine — that feeling.

That dominance is likely to be reinforced, not weakened, by the recent change in the rules.

The town's exclusivity is reinforced not only by stringent zoning, but by high real estate prices.

It was an eye-opening couple of years that reinforced not just his obvious, occasionally grating patriotism, but his appreciation of the privileged lifestyle America offered.

Some of the corporate donors on the trip said it reinforced not only the importance of their contributions, but also the need to do more.

If the proposal fails, he said, there is the danger that "the problematic link between banks and sovereigns will actually have been reinforced, not weakened".

But it's time that coupledom stopped being touted as the best option, an idea reinforced not just by state approval and resource allocation, but also by religion, the market, popular culture, assorted therapists and our own anxieties.

Netanyahu's government ended the summer by reintroducing legislation that defined Israel as the "state of the Jewish people" — which may seem merely axiomatic in the cultural sense but actually aims to reinforce not only Jewish privilege but Orthodox strictures.