Sentence examples for reinforcing prospects from inspiring English sources

By supporting processes of reconciliation and cross-cultural understanding at school and implementation level, the CfS project can make an invaluable contribution to reinforcing prospects for peaceful co-existence and social cohesion.

Two surveys have reinforced prospects for an upturn in Britain's faltering economy, with resurgent business activity and confidence recorded in July.

Indeed, President Obama may believe that in launching spectacular air attacks (with all the accompanying graphics), he is reinforcing democrat prospects in the midterms.

"In our view, further monetary easing should be considered to reinforce growth prospects," Mr. Manley said in an address to the I.M.F.'s policy making committee.

Each side's reluctance reinforced the prospects for failure.

"Because of this uncertainty, the IMF is encouraging the European authorities to proactively take steps to reinforce the prospects of Ireland having adequate market access in 2013".

Saunders believes a long period of low interest rates will support the government's determination to rebalance the economy through maintaining a weak pound, though he admits the policy will reinforce the prospects of "a further extended inflation overshoot".

Australia's weakest growth in wages for nearly 20 years has reinforced the prospect that the Reserve Bank will be forced to cut interest rates at least once more in 2016.

"Comparing the price index to income or the rental alternative shows that housing has been relatively cheap and helps reinforce the prospect of stabilization in home prices," Franz said.

Obama's victory in 2012 (he narrowly lost North Carolina, but won fairly easily nationwide) seemed to reinforce the prospect that presidential elections just weren't friendly to the GOP, even if their advantage in rural areas allowed them to remain powerful in Congress.

Obama's victory in 2012 (he narrowly lost North Carolina, but fairly easily nationwide) seemed to reinforce the prospect that presidential elections just weren't friendly to the GOP, even if their advantage in rural areas allowed them to remain powerful in Congress.