Sentence examples for Strongly like from inspiring English sources

Only about half of the women (54.7%) reported that her partner was "very interested" in her study participation, and those that did were more likely to strongly like the gel and be consistent users (P < 0.01 for both).

Our third key finding is that when women perceived that their male partners strongly liked the study products they were also more likely to strongly like and use them.

Secondly, women who openly reminded their partner, or whose partners knew she was using the diaphragm and gel every time were significantly more likely to strongly like, and consistently use both products.

When Piedmont representatives asked the plant manager what he considered to be prying questions, he reacted rather strongly—"like Horatio defending the bridge," as he later described it.

"He said, 'I am here at the direction of the president, and we have lost confidence in your ability to run for re-election and win, and we would strongly like you to reconsider.

"From the outset, I would strongly like to state that I have not knowingly taken any banned substance.

Similarly, those who never used them secretly were more likely to report strongly liking the diaphragm and gel.

Within the domain of communication about study product use, women who reported never using the diaphragm and gel secretly were more than twice as likely to report strongly liking the diaphragm (AOR 2.69, 95% CI: 1.64 4.41) as well as strongly liking gel (AOR 2.03, 95% CI: 1.28 3.24).

Women who reported that their partners "strongly liked" the diaphragm were over three times as likely (AOR 3.45, 95% CI: 1.80 6.63) to report strongly liking the diaphragm themselves and almost twice as likely to report the same for gel (AOR 1.79, 95% CI: 1.18 2.73).

This sparkling white wine, rich in freshness, flavors, and with a low alcohol content, is strongly liked by consumers and sales are continuously increasing both in Italy and worldwide.

(intensity: "1" = not at all arousing, "9" = very strongly arousing; valence: "1" = not at all liking, "9" = very strongly liking).