Sentence examples for are sometimes stronger from inspiring English sources

"Loyalties to tribes are sometimes stronger than political ties in Africa, leading to violences like FGM," he said.

There are sometimes strong incentives for Islamist movements to launch strong attacks on certain forms of expression.

The activity of complex extracts is sometimes stronger than individual compounds, which can be interpreted as the necessity for preserving the native composition, more effective when acting in oxidation/reduction cascades and thereby able to reduce the formation of harmful oxidation end-products.

I lobbied to eliminate another because its language was sometimes strong and sometimes indifferent.

Dance music is a great place to hide in plain sight, a world where Ms. Rowland's presence matters more than her voice, which is sometimes strong but without texture.

"There were sometimes strong restrictions.

Another difference between the pool-based trial [ 8] and our study is the need for wild-living walruses to adjust for the water current which is sometimes strong in Young Sound, however the recordings indicated that the walruses mainly used the flipper motion for removal of sediment (Video Clip 1,3).

Further, the claims made for improvement are sometimes far stronger than is warranted: 60 control charts and run charts are designed not to assume a sample from a fixed population, but rather a measurement of a constantly changing cause system.

These associations are sometimes so strong that you have to replace the couch with a wooden chair for a diet to succeed".

A Met Office spokeswoman, Helen Chivers, said Britain's geographical position meant that "we get rainfall before anyone else in Europe" and because Britain gets the storms first, "they are sometimes the strongest".

Mixing different materials together can shift where the absorptions are, sometimes making them stronger or weaker, making them go away, or making new absorptions appear.