self-reinforcing

[self-ree-in-fawrs-ing]

adjective

1. reinforcing, strengthening, or perpetuating itself, typically through a feedback loop.

Example Sentences

“With order books thinned out, forced liquidations and panic selling had an outsize impact on price, fueling a self-reinforcing cascade of liquidations and accelerating the flash crash,” Forster noted.

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The authors say that the best hope now lies in accelerating "positive tipping points," such as the rapid spread of clean energy technologies that can drive large-scale, self-reinforcing change.

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The report's authors are working with Brazil's COP30 Presidency on the "Action Agenda" as a platform for accelerating climate transition plans and triggering self-reinforcing change across different sectors -- from agriculture to energy, from forests to cities -- towards low-carbon and climate-resilient global transformation.

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And it is all being fed by sycophants and henchmen who have created a self-reinforcing feedback loop.

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“There is a revenue-generating side of this, and there is a carbon reduction side of this, and when it’s managed well, those things can work and be mutually self-reinforcing,” he said.

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