Sentence examples for tendency reinforced from inspiring English sources

The reversal of Newt Gingrich's position on climate change is just the most recent illustration of a problem that in part is driven by a calculated and cynical effort to defend vested interests, and in part feeds on a human tendency (reinforced by the prevailing economic model) to discount future threats.

Therefore, individual variation in scanning tendency reinforced the already existing spatial structure, which emerged from individual variation in fleeing frequency and avoidance behavior (Evers et al. 2011).

This tendency is reinforced by the silt-laden northern tributaries pushing the channel south.

This tendency is reinforced by the publication of an interview with him in the new issue of The Atlantic magazine.

From the middle of the 19th century, this tendency was reinforced by the larger number of troops produced by conscription.

This tendency was reinforced with the rise of the Sāsānian dynasty, also native to Persis, whose culture dominated the Iranian plateau until the 7th century ad.

This latter tendency was reinforced when the French philosopher Victor Cousin, writing in 1835, classified the history of philosophy under three distinct headings: the true, the beautiful, and the good.

But the tendency, thus reinforced, to confuse Arbus with her work — a confusion shared and exploited by her critical detractors, most notably Susan Sontag — obscures her art's key personal quality: detachment under pressure, including the pressure of her own troubled emotions.

This tendency was reinforced by molecular genetics and the replicator framework.

In this paper, an embedded ultrathin-film iron (Fe) corrosion sensor passivated with an anion-exchange membrane is developed to reveal the extent of corrosion tendency in reinforced concrete.

Once the castle was discarded to the benefit of palaces or stately homes, this tendency was reinforced.