Sentence examples for a strength of one from inspiring English sources

It was formed on 15 August 1914, following Britain's declaration of war on Germany, initially with a strength of one infantry division and one light horse brigade.

But the radio signals, which come from satellites, have a strength of less than one quadrillionth of a watt when they reach the receiver; a transmitter of only several watts can blank out large areas.

As Edith Durham, a noted authority on the Balkans, bitchily put it at the time, "The novelist Miss West has written an immense book on the strength of one pleasure trip to Yugoslavia, but with no previous knowledge of land or people".

The Strength of One Arm is based on a dugong - (a fork-tailed manatee) that sailors, she tells me, used to mistake as mermaids.

And, despite the global economic slump, it is already nearly fully rented — a testament to the strength of one of the world's hottest property markets.

Easier said than done in an age when careers rise and fall on the strength of one's Twitter prowess.

And, on the strength of one letter to the editor, Edith becomes a lady newspaper columnist.

There are some who might say that Netflix's nominations aren't a big deal, and that most of them came on the strength of one big show.

The Get A Brain Morans guy could absolutely run for office on the strength of one simple typo.

They can't become successful TV pundits on the strength of one solitary winning goal.

On the strength of one great single, "Fallin,' " Keys sold five million albums.