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A weak economy, he added, could reinforce problems in the credit markets.

Regrettably, Congress recently reinforced problems for practical space access by approving the expensive and counterproductive Space Launch Initiative.

Delays in response must be avoided, as they tend to reinforce problems, i.e. quick action is often key to effective counter-measures [59].

Furthermore, it is very probable that we would have found answers to or at least reinforced problems that we are already aware of rather than challenging our understanding of problems.

Once a week, 50 min Approx. 30 students/section Scaffolded GIW questions reinforce problem solving skills/processes instituted in lecture.

Reinforcing the problems of delayed management Su et al. [4] found that prompt open reduction following acute injuries gave more promising results.

What is most alarming is that today's trends are all reinforcing these problems.

"We believe the police and mass incarceration is a way of reinforcing social problems rather than solving them," Eugene Puryear, a DC activist who helped rally Ferguson protesters at a Walmart store this week, told Slate.

Ringfencing reinforces problems of silos.

Several other teams experienced problems with attaching and detaching the refuelling nozzles, and occasional small sprays of fuel were observed, reinforcing the problem experienced by McLaren with the equipment before the race meeting.

Ironically, the outcry of an engineering talent shortage is indirectly reinforcing the problem.