Sentence examples for reinforcing over from inspiring English sources

Beyond supporting HD theory, agents do adapt interactively with their environments as mutual cooperation does result in higher societal wealth than defection alone and is self reinforcing over time.

Disability and depressive symptoms are mutually reinforcing over time against a potential downward trend for disabled elderly adults, and the effect of disability on depression has been shown to be faster and stronger than the effect of depression on disability [ 13].

Essentially, Chuck Hagel has reinforced over and over again that America needs to balance between stewardship of its core interests on the one hand, and on the other help to responsibly expand when it can prosperity, stability, democratic norms and self-determination.

The money is being sought to help reinforce over-stretched healthcare systems in Liberia, Sierra Leone and Guinea and to mitigate the damage Ebola is doing to their economies.

Patterns of one or the other are reinforced over time.

"Liking for meats has been learned and reinforced over years.

But Yankees players spoke afterward about a sense of inevitability, a habit reinforced over the past four years.

He added that the company had "put in place and reinforced over the past years a very strict ethics and compliance process".

The point, reinforced over and over in this show, is that the world of African art in New York was quite small and market-driven.

"We have this cold air that has been reinforced over the last few days and has a solid hold over the area," Mr. Picca said.

The movement, which has been reinforced over the years by a constantly changing team of other Fooding-istes, also sponsors mass picnics — "Foodings"!