Sentence examples for technology reinforce from inspiring English sources

According to Moore (1997), "the most effective learning takes place when content (what we want students to learn), pedagogy (what we do to help them learn) and technology reinforce each other in a balanced manner".

Twenty-first-century technology reinforces these values.

Statements from Charles Schwab, STMicroelectronics and Silicon Storage Technology reinforced investors' fears that the economy might be continuing to weaken and dampened hopes for a rebound in profits soon.

In this respect, Google's technology reinforces a worrisome feature of the Web: the trend toward consolidation that affects everything from politics to news to commerce.

The technology reinforces the physical push and pull between man and beast on the boat and the metaphysical one between man and God.

As Dr. Ito pointed out, most learning technologies reinforce traditional models of instruction.

It's an understood technology, reinforces interdependence with the US, preserves some technology and jobs in Britain, and provides all the right answers for hard-pressed officials to respond to a determined prime minister while he's still in power.

The prioritization of MVA's security over women's access to the preferred technology reinforces gendered inequalities in health care.

"The acquisition of Swaylo and its technology reinforces Kred as the deepest, most transparent and most useful measure of influence and outreach for anyone that wants to find influential people on any subject".

This view was echoed by the official Iranian news service when it reported on the unveiling of the new factory by saying, "The use of nuclear technology would reinforce the authority of Iran's system".

Financial aid for more border posts and investment in new surveillance technology could reinforce what are currently little more than lines in the sand.Note: This story has been adjusted to credit a quote by Gilles Yabi to Voice of America radio.See also: "Bad omens".