Sentence examples for a collective strength from inspiring English sources

"They kept players with bollocks who showed a collective strength.

The successful man will inherit the League's highest scorers, whose great asset have been a collective strength highlighted by the ability of players from all quarters of the team to deliver goals, not least of them defenders Graham Coughlan and Paul Wotton with 13 between them.

But by cleaving together, you give shelter to each other-and gain a collective strength that becomes part of who you are as a family.

The honoring of Thomas on Saturday represents a collective strength and collective determination for many single mothers around the nation who are faced with the similar challenge of raising children in poverty.

It continues: "Those idealists who once trumpeted the single currency as a way of integrating Europe's disparate economies and giving them a new collective strength are now sheepishly talking down their hopes and admitting to difficulties.

For example, some commentators have highlighted the need to differentiate between individual and community SoC (and related attributes): it has been suggested that high levels of the latter may be associated with protective effects for example, where particular communities counter perceived discrimination or threat with a greater collective strength and sense of identity.

"Negotiating from a position of collective strength to benefit all members is what Impala stands for".

It was their 11th straight victory against Newcastle and a reminder of their collective strength even on a day when there were only fleeting glimpses of the attacking qualities that made them such prolific scorers last season.

"I move across the large muscles in a way like when you were a kid you got an Indian burn, building collective strength between muscle groups," she explained with a smile.

When Margaret Thatcher's government took on the miners 30 years ago, she confronted an enemy that was organised: they had collective strength and a voice.

This sisterhood of black girl magic, said more eloquently in Maya Angelou's Still I Rise, is a reminder of our collective strength.