Sentence examples for a strong one for from inspiring English sources

Not everything about the report is right, and significant parts of it should not be accepted – the case for a more realistic but still effective cap on fees remains a strong one, for example, and the student loan repayment terms of the proposed system still have dangerously regressive aspects which Mr Cable seems to accept must be sorted.

Although Columbus Day is traditionally a strong one for Crabtree & Evelyn, sales were off significantly, Karen McAuliffe, a supervisor, said.

'A Guide for the Daylight Hours' Ballboy Last year was a strong one for Scottish indie-rock bands.

The consumer market in December, typically a strong one for holiday sales of PC's, seems to have returned to normal, analysts said.

The year was also a strong one for the concert business, which set a record with a gross of $1.7 billion in 2000, an increase of about 14percentt, according to Pollstar, a journal of the live-music business.

And even if those unwieldy robotic dreadnought things look a little bit more adorable than terrifying at this early stage, this year promises to be a strong one for new monsters, returning Zygons or not.

Apply a moisturizer suitable for your type of skin: a gentle one for oily skin, a stronger one for dry skin.

It was a weak year for musicals, though a stronger one for plays.

To address the problem of capital fleeing feeble countries like Greece, Ms. Dobbs proposes the creation of a new euro currency for weakling countries that would depreciate faster and a stronger one for core countries like Germany, Austria and the Netherlands.

The performer's best intentions are beside the point; what comes through is what the camera takes — and what the director (if he or she is a strong one) looks for.

The temptation to psychoanalyze public figures from the safety of an armchair is a strong one, perhaps stronger for those with professional credentials.