8 sentences with “reinforced”

The military vehicle has reinforced armor.

In the New World, royal authority was reinforced by two viceroys, royal officials who ruled the northern and southern parts of the territory.

The 18th century was the heyday of so-called "polite society" among the nobility: a legally reinforced elite who believed themselves to be possessed of true "good taste".

Made from vinyl or polyester "loaded" with mineral elements and reinforced with fibreglass, these new building materials combine a high level of strength, safety and insulation.

Then he takes a reinforced mesh cage out of his truck, places a piece of smelly meat inside, and then sets up the mechanism that will close the door when the animal is inside. We set five more traps and then return to Zeehan.

Marco Polo was a Venetian merchant who had travelled to the court of the Mongol Khan Kublai and eventually returned to Europe, but his account only reinforced how far and difficult it was to reach Asia by the usual eastern routes.

The importance of Vespasian's takeover was that it reinforced the idea that the real power in Rome was no longer that of the old ruling families, but of the armies; Vespasian had no legal claim to the throne, but was ratified by the Senate anyway.

In doing so, they reinforced many of the intellectual dividing lines created centuries earlier: there was a true civilisation opposed by the barbarians, there was a continuous and unbroken legacy of achievement and progress, and, most importantly, only people born or descended from people born in Europe had played a significant historical role.