Sentence examples for strengthen discourse from inspiring English sources

As it is usual in technical texts, the literature about case reports uses a limited set of linguistic structures to organize and strengthen discourse, thereby reducing ambiguity in communication.

European electoral lists could strengthen political discourse at the European level and help to build a European public sphere" [13].

Our findings indicate that in the context in which this study was undertaken, tablet PCs strengthen collective discourse capabilities and facilitate a richer and more natural body language.

For one, he has spent so many years trying to strengthen healthy discourse between the two often disparate groups.

Speaking on CNN Wednesday, Mr. Dobbs said he would strive to strengthen the public discourse from an as-yet-unnamed podium.

Now I turn to examine the second part of my argument that queer mobilization as mediated by globalization and AIDS epidemic has simultaneously strengthened "homophobic" discourses of heterosexist nationalism in India.

Venezuela desperately needs to rebuild civil discourse and strengthen relations between the poor and dispossessed who see Mr. Chávez as their savior and the middle and business classes who view him as a Castro clone bent on seizing their assets.

Additionally, we anticipate that the modeling, instruction, and expectation for implementation provided through the community of discourse will strengthen the teachers' ability to bring all of their students to high levels of achievement.

This development also produces a political community in which the individual's actions inside the network become axioms of a transnational non-territorial nationalism that seeks to strengthen itself by employing discourses, symbols, images, and objects.

It also strengthened the committed discourse of INGOs, as shown by the use of scientific literature in their documents.

Whilst it is desirable for the dominant paradigm (discourse) in any discipline to be seen to be encouraging diversity, I will argue in this paper that the result of real diversity is to decentralize power and strengthen the challenges to that discourse.