Sentence examples for reservation reinforced from inspiring English sources

A visit to an Omaha Indian reservation reinforced an earlier interest in Indian music.

12 Such reservations were reinforced during the silicone implant scandal in the 1990s and has not been helped by the more recent poly implant prothese (PIP) implant scandal 13 and to a lesser extent the metal on metal hip replacement controversy.

France has been pushing for early intervention there, although the United States has expressed skepticism about plans by the regional grouping of West African states to retake the region and wariness about providing aid to the shaky civilian government — reservations likely to be reinforced by the latest developments.

Her mistrust of Germany and the misgivings she showed over reunification reinforced Genscher's reservations about Britain.

While Wiggins' draft stock might drop after his disappearing act early in the tournament, particularly since it reinforces reservations some NBA scouts have already had about his tendency to "float through games", it would be shocking to see him drop below the third overall pick.

The whole no reservations, no tablecloths, no pretensions vibe is reinforced by the cutlery being clattered together in stainless-steel bins; staff cloaked in white shopkeepers' coats; and Terzini's dad, Arnaldo, hustling tables.

This role has been reinforced by the relocation to Lille of public services such as the central reservation centre for French Railways.

The business reinforced this.

was the floor reinforced?

"Pay policies reinforced that".

They reinforced each other.