Sentence examples for too reinforce from inspiring English sources

Whilst that's mostly thanks to ABCes monthly updates, comScore's latest stats, too, reinforce just how good international reach could be for what we used to call Fleet Street.

That, too, reinforced Mr. Serven's belief that, in a just world, merit counts for everything.

Apple gave Siri a dash of personality, too, reinforcing the impression that the iPhone's users were actually talking to someone.

Fábregas's penalty in the quarter-final of Euro 2008 and Torres's goal in the final didn't just change Spain's past, they changed the future too, reinforcing their footballing identity and providing the edge that Spain lacked.

This too reinforces the tendency in the literature, to provide to accounts of individual competence and failure.

A nifty feature — but it, too, reinforces primness.

He also reinforced to me that you can never prepare too much.

I would convert some universities into polytechnics too, to reinforce the creation of a powerful vocational sector, benefiting from the investment and infrastructure that has already been made in those instiutions and to tap into the powerful educational DNA that lies underneath the untidiness of the sector.

Despite often high levels of awareness and knowledge of HIV, complex social and cultural norms embedded in the social fabric and the underlying structures, all too often reinforce risk and inhibit behaviour change [ 11, 12].

They did not buy television ads -- too expensive and too likely to reinforce an image they were trying to avoid: Oh, that's the dirty puppet show!

Instead of providing a ladder to a better life, higher education too often reinforces class- and race-based disparities.