Sentence examples for reinforcing the argument from inspiring English sources

But the research keeps reinforcing the argument that social media, while an innovation with a wonderful menu of practical uses, are not a happiness machine.

Reinforcing the argument that financial woes were responsible for the decline in traffic, the report noted that road construction projects were down nationally last year, making for less congestion.

Environmentalists say the conclusions so far are reinforcing the argument that local action can make at least a partial difference in a warming climate, through the adoption of things like living green roofs and urban tree belts that can absorb heat and reduce storm water runoff.

Reinforcing the argument that crisis-plagued Athens now had a stronger hand to play, a senior financial ministry official citing latest revenue and spending figures, leaked today that Greece's primary budget surplus was likely to exceed €1bn – well over the €830mm already seen as a major achievement, that Stournaras and others have publicly acknowledged so far.

She describes the agreement as a "huge victory" but warns that it does not undo the damage of other evictions: "The mayor's office began reinforcing the argument that this is the only eviction linked to the Games, rendering invisible the 22,000 other families who have been evicted because of the same project – now they are trying to turn this into a 'model eviction'".

Reinforcing the argument that Albert J. Pirro Jr. intentionally tried to evade taxes, an agent for the Internal Revenue Service said today that Mr. Pirro avoided using his own personal account to pay for personal items even though his checkbook balance was frequently more than sufficient and had at least $100,000 in overdraft protection.

Europe's freezing spring, far from reinforcing the arguments of climate change skeptics, is actually one of the consequences of man-made global warming, according to climate experts.

Other Europeans worry too that by raising the costs to America of operating multilaterally, the French and Germans are undercutting America's chief multilateraliser, the secretary of state, Colin Powell, and reinforcing the arguments of those in the Bush administration who have long held that operating through the UN, and even NATO, crimps America's freedom of action.

His seven wickets had cost more than 50 apiece and just as importantly he was leaking runs at 3.7 runs per over, reinforcing the arguments of those who dismissed him as a part-time spinner and as the palest shadow of Graeme Swann.

The back-and-forth, however, ended up only reinforcing the arguments that Shaub and Democrats have been making for the bill's ethics provisions.

"This crisis has simply reinforced the argument," he says.