Sentence examples for Strongly claim from inspiring English sources

They are standing against the bedrock principles of the Constitution that they so strongly claim they want to uphold.

Here, we also strongly claim the repeatibility of this heating-enhanced DEP process.

Finally, the lack of clear understanding of ML pathogenesis and the absence of effective human vaccines strongly claim for more research.

Based on the specificity of functional imaging with F-FDG-PET that measures synaptic dysfunction in different networks, depending on the underlying pathology, and on the sufficiently large body of evidence in the literature, we strongly claim that F-FDG-PET should be considered an essential component of the diagnostic workup of early onset dementia.

Favoured targets: Gay people, women, his own fans Bloom opens strongly, claiming that British aid shouldn't be sent to "Bongo Bongo Land", but that's all he's got.

After suffering days of Republican barbs in silence, Vice President Al Gore returned from vacation today swinging back hard, accusing the Republicans of running a showy, but insubstantial convention and strongly claiming credit for having helped create the nation's roaring economy.

The strongest critic was Kazuo Shii, the chairman of the Communist Party of Japan, who strongly claimed that "Japan" could not be derived from "Kimigayo" because the lyrics only mention wishing for the emperor for a long reign.

Despite eight randomised trials including more than 600,000 women, there are still diverging and acrimonious views about the quantification of the benefits of screening and screening recommendations [ 9]. "Screening saves lives" is strongly claimed in one side [ 18], while "Which country will be first to stop mammography screening?" is the question from the opposite side [ 19].

They are fated to favour their own, no matter how strongly they claim to be neutral observers balancing the scales of justice with blindfold firmly in place.

Martinez again recovered to finish the fight strongly to claim a hard-fought victory.

They find that tort reform strongly affected claim rates and payouts for all patients, but elderly claimants receive disproportionately lower payouts after reform.