self-reinforcing

[self-ree-in-fawrs-ing]

adjective

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

Example Sentences

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

From Salon

“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.

From Los Angeles Times

It became a self-reinforcing logic: In his view, the more compelling the image, the more likely it was a deception.

From Slate

As Thomas writes, “The precarious lives of Hotshots are one flashpoint in an expanding field of self-reinforcing social and environmental crises. Scientists call this a sacrifice zone — a place where low-income people shoulder the burden of industrial misconduct.”

From Los Angeles Times

It’s successful because it is a parallel political infrastructure—one that fuses ideology, entertainment, donor money and mobilization into a self-reinforcing loop.

From Salon