Sentence examples for this week reinforced from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Clinton pointed out that the massacre of 35 Sikhs in Kashmir this week reinforced the need for dialogue.

Another participant, Dr. Margaret Chan, Hong Kong's health director, said findings from a study to be issued this week reinforced the importance of people's seeking early medical attention.

The Bank's quarterly Inflation Report released this week reinforced the new confidence that rates are heading down.In its August Inflation Report, the Bank had forecast that inflation would rise above the target of 2.5% towards the end of next year.

Pregnant women have even more reason to be concerned about the spread of the Zika virus after two reports published this week reinforced the connection between Zika and birth defects, and shed more light on the extent of those defects.

A series of events from 2008 reinforced this strategy.

This Continental tour, which ended in July of 1946, reinforced her cosmopolitan tendencies; she met Sartre and Raymond Queneau, read Rilke and Simone de Beauvoir, and imbibed the astringent but intoxicating liqueur of existentialism.

Moving to LA in 2000 reinforced the message.

Currency instability in the 1920s and 1930s reinforced that desire.

Economic data released yesterday reinforced the sense of gloom.

The Busan conference in South Korea in 2011 reinforced that principle, established in Paris 2005.

In a decree of 1704, reinforced by a bull in 1715, Clement XI banned the rites.