Sentence examples for almost as strongly from inspiring English sources

Labour is polling almost as strongly as the ruling Conservatives.

I believe in that separation almost as strongly as I believe in God.

Obesity's genetic connection was conclusively demonstrated in the 1980s in a series of papers showing that body weight is strongly inherited, almost as strongly as height.

Predictably enough, the young are very strongly in favour, but babyboomers are almost as strongly so; and even those over 65 are narrowly in favour as well.

"The overseer stank of resentment almost as strongly as he reeked of wine," notices the book's hero about one of the heavies who will thwart him once Mount Vesuvius (no mean belcher) starts coughing up lava and ash.

In a review of "The Falls" in The Sunday Telegraph in London, Antonia Fraser said that Mr. Rankin is "at his brilliant, mordant best, with the dark heart of the city featuring almost as strongly as Rebus himself".

But even if you are distrust the Rasmussen survey as having a Republican bias, consider that as of today their voters include almost as many that strongly approve of Obama's performance (32%) as strongly disapprove (38%).

Mr. Bush has called for big tax cuts, but he has spent almost as much time strongly defending two Democratic programs, Social Security and Medicare.

India's much larger market grew almost as quickly and Brazil's increased strongly.

For him, the contents of Lincoln's pockets were almost as important as the Gettysburg address.Mr Boorstin believed strongly in American exceptionalism, but in his own distinctive way.

"Hearing from a lot of women throughout the making of it, and hearing that there are other women who feel as strongly as I do about changing the status quo of where women reside in society is almost overwhelming".