Sentence examples for reinforcing realization from inspiring English sources
Considering the myriad cellular processes that keep our body functioning, a clear and reinforcing realization is that many genes encode more than one protein, a theory replacing the old notion of one gene one protein.
That gap has reinforced the realization that the United States may not remain the singularly dominant power in the Asia-Pacific region if Chinese military spending keeps escalating.
Finally, the rally should have reinforced the realization that sentiment is critical.
The lack of a safe threshold reinforces the realization that to prevent the adverse health effects caused by lead exposure, we must exercise the wisdom to recognize and address the many sources of lead in children's environments.
It is suggested to use pliable metallic strops, located inside textile mats, as inner reinforcing elements for the realization of the project.
The lexeme BREXIT in use then encodes meanings that coerce or at least reinforce an incongruent realization in Halliday's sense of the term.
And there was a growing realization, reinforced by the World Bank's 1993 flagship report "Investing in Health" and its profound influence on Bill Gates to establish his foundation, that millions of lives could be rescued for just a few dollars per "life-year gained" through simple, proven interventions.
That realization is reinforced by a current exhibition, "ECM — A Cultural Archaeology," at the Haus der Kunst museum in Munich.
Its object is all suffering, even suffering of which none but the sufferer will ever be specifically aware; and compassion can be awakened and reinforced by the very realization that much suffering goes unnoticed and unrequited.
Like Marx, Greider sees capitalism creating its own opposition, fostering or reinforcing values that are deeply in conflict with the culture it has created -- values like self-realization and fulfillment in work, harmony within nature and concern for one's community.
Coaxing, cajoling, reinforcing.
