reinforced

And with every rejection letter, the fear is reinforced.

Maybe her experiences at Stanford reinforced her desire to do this, or strengthened her ability to make sacrifices.

This buffer effect is further reinforced by the long, apparently sustainable trajectory prior to the beginning of the collapse.

This use is especially reinforced by everyday experiences like dividing a cake into eight slices.

The crew cabin, made of reinforced aluminum, was a particularly robust section of the shuttle.

This impression is reinforced by the last sentence, which again focuses only on commercial activity.

We now have reinforced the idea that government gets to decide who can get married.

Spending some time on a static analysis project for JS recently only reinforced that opinion.

It's good to hear that reinforced by a lot of successful people.

Thus, the British class system is continued and reinforced by those universities that have been criticized in the past for not taking enough commoners.

This expectation is often emphasized and reinforced by LEOs themselves.

The emotional feedback which I got from people reinforced my tendency of being shy.

The UK had all-concrete "prefab" houses made of reinforced concrete slabs joined together.

Take something like the "hesco bastion", it's just a giant, foldable, wire reinforced cloth sided bucket that you put dirt and rocks in using earth moving equipment.

The theoretical "reinforced" root problem effects literally no one.

The notion of closed-minded hard hats and open-minded intellectuals is widespread and is reinforced by mass-media characters like dock-loading worker Archie Bunker and his college-student son-in-law, "pinko" Mike.