strong的示例

• He was swept out to sea by the strong current.

• I'm not a strong swimmer so I prefer not to go out of my depth.

• You'll need a strong abrasive for cleaning this sink.

• The strong police presence only heightened the tension among the crowd.

• A strong wind will favour the bigger boats.

• He's a strong advocate of state ownership of the railways.

• She left home in the face of strong opposition from her parents.

• Some people put their faith in strong leaders rather than sound policies.

• What this state needs is really strong government.

• I don't think that's a very strong argument.

• He's got a strong French accent.

• There was a strong smell of burning.

• The sun was so strong we had to pull down the blinds.

• The stink of rotting seaweed was strong along the seashore.

• How do you like your tea - strong or weak?

• Mind that box - the bottom isn't very strong.

• He has a very strong constitution.

• He has good strong digestion.

• The bags we sell have very strong seams, so they will last for years.

• These are good strong toys for tiny tots.

• Although, in principle, strong objections may be raised against such direct comparisons, some qualitative results have been obtained.

• Structural consistency is an example of a strong rule that has the power to invalidate changes that yield physically unsupportable designs.

• Economic returns from these projects may provide a strong incentive for such countries to participate.

• However, differences in the nature of wage labour between the two regions were very strong, as a result of the specific route of the transition.

• One patient was refused because the fact that she already had a 4-month baby did not by itself seem a sufficiently strong indication.

• The numbers illustrate that nationally there have been two strong parties and other very small ones.

• Note that intractability assumptions for random instances are much stronger than complexity-theoretic assumptions, which usually refer only to the worst case.

• There was a stronger rationale for reform and both international and domestic factors played important roles.

• This is because vowels in both primarily and secondarily stressed syllables are rendered strong and not weakened.

• Table 6 shows that 60 per cent already had a strong commitment to teaching when they left school.

• We may surmise that if the data collection and scoring procedures had been uniform across the three studies, the correlation would have been stronger.

• In fact, strong reduction strategies are useful in all situations where symbolic matching has to be conducted in the scope of binders.

• Recent studies have provided strong evidence in support of the above interpretation.

• As these examples show, what we are dealing with here are areas of strong structural equivalence between the two languages.

• In these cases, strong responses differ substantially in measured amplitude in a way that is most readily explained as the result of eye-movements.