Sentence examples for a rather strong message from inspiring English sources

It's a rather strong message that works, apparently, when you are selling for a highly integrated, more competitive than ever, tech beast.

Decoding a 9-to-0 Ruling Opacity may have been the price of unanimity; in retrospect, it is clear there was a rather strong message contained within the cryptic opinion and that the court's queries to the Florida justices reflected more than an abstract interest in the outcome.

A suspended fine or perhaps the threat of a points deduction would have sent a rather stronger message about the importance of recognising and removing players suspected of a possible brain injury which, after all, is what concussion is.

(A rather strong use of the word "becomes" there, perhaps).

That is a rather strong statement, is it not?

However, rather than send out a strong message through criminalisation, we need to open up a conversation with young people and encourage them to critically consider their own actions – something of which they are more than capable.

He added that SAS, a private company which has grown by word-of-mouth rather than advertising, sends a strong message about its product.

"By using a guided-missile destroyer, rather than smaller vessels... they are sending a strong message," said Ian Storey, a South China Sea expert at Singapore's Institute of South East Asian Studies.

For the government, the arrests provided an opportunity to send a strong message, and the message was outrage.

Black had a chance to send out a strong message on Sunday evening.

'By using a guided-missile destroyer, rather than smaller vessels... they are sending a strong message'.