Sentence examples for tools to reinforce from inspiring English sources

Online advertising companies, too, are increasingly desperate to use geographic targeting tools to reinforce their clients' faith in Internet marketing.

But as time progressed, the very technologies that had infused their work and elevated their lives became tools to reinforce destructive delusions and weapons to lash out at a world they thought was closing in on them.

Furthermore, Ecohydrology, defined as an integrative sustainability science using the interactions between hydrology, biota and natural processes as management tools to reinforce ecosystem services on a broad range of landscapes (Zalewski, 2015) is a basis for the development and application of market-based approaches in watershed conservation.

It was a success in terms of deconstructing hyperinflation, but it was also a repetition of a pattern, of using government macro-economic policy tools, to reinforce and enhance returns on investment for a select few.

Use graphics, videos, tables and other visual tools to reinforce important concepts.

"There is no single tool to reinforce culture, no magic recipe, and no organization of nearly 90,000 people can ensure that everyone does everything perfectly all the time".

But for Cameron the scathing review became a tool to reinforce a particular world view: artistic people must learn how to emotionally guard themselves against the tides of negativity both external and internal.

Often, this fact has been used by homophobic critics to claim that gay male writers are "unable" to create convincing women – even that most alluring and extraordinary of heroines, Proust's Albertine, has been used as a tool to reinforce the lesson, still fervently believed by many people, that only heterosexuals should be allowed to write novels.

It also served as a tool to reinforce the verbal instructions.

In the context of ARDS patients with a positive culture for Aspergillus, a positive GM test in BAL fluid may be a helpful tool to reinforce the diagnostic suspicion of IPA and may thus incite clinicians to start antifungal therapy.

Conversely, higher salivary cortisol levels (> 530 ng/dL) were not observed in any of the OTS and in only one NCS, whereas they were observed in majority of ATL (12 of 22; 59.1%), and therefore we suggest that a cutoff of > 530 ng/dL may be a tool to reinforce the exclusion of OTS (Fig. 4).