Sentence examples for Strongly confirming from inspiring English sources

"I think it's positive that he is so strongly confirming the idea of a Palestinian state," said the Swedish foreign minister, Anna Lindh, before adding, "But I can't support the idea of having as a condition that Arafat will leave as the leader of the Palestinians".

Caveats aside, the modeling is strongly confirming oceanographers' intuition.

Theoretical and experimental SERS are correlating well, strongly confirming the process of adsorption, the tilted orientation of naphthalene on silver surface and the adsorption mechanism reported.

Since even strongly confirming evidence cannot fully prove a universal scientific law, we have to live with a residual "inductive risk" in inferring that law.

While strongly confirming the importance of the reference concept in restoration ecology, we argue for the need to refine it, and to broaden the ways it can be conceived, developed, and applied.

Adsorption isotherm data of Cd II) with ZnO nanosheets were well fit with the Langmuir adsorption isotherm, strongly confirming that the adsorption process was mainly monolayer on homogeneous adsorbent surfaces.

"These findings," the authors wrote, "strongly confirm other studies indicating that more recently trained physicians are more aware of current treatment guidelines and potentially deliver better quality care".

The medium is the message, said Marshall McLuhan, and if the legendary communications theorist had lived long enough to take in Imogen Heap (he died in 1980), he might have been strongly confirmed in his belief.

In the Treaty of Arras (September 21 , 1435, Philip the Good bargained strongly; confirmed in the possession of domains ceded by the English, he also obtained Charles's humiliating disavowal of the murder of the duke's father, John the Fearless.

Their existence strongly confirms the validity of the electroweak theory, proposed in the 1970s, that the weak force and electromagnetism are different manifestations of a single basic kind of physical interaction.

It isn't easy to refute a strongly confirmed theory.