Sentence examples for as a particularly strong from inspiring English sources

She won in what was regarded by many critics as a particularly strong Turner prize year.

I would be reluctant to single out the New Deal as a particularly strong example of academic participation.

The petition singled out China's handling of rare-earth exports in recent years as a particularly strong candidate for a W.T.O.

Lavin has had some early recruiting success at St . Johns, but he was not regarded at U.C.L.A. as a particularly strong bench coach.

This was not described as a particularly strong quarterback crop (all carried significant risks), but perhaps indicative of the number of teams in desperate need of signal callers, three others joined Newton early on.

rules in exports related to green energy, and that petition singled out China's handling of rare earth exports in recent years as a particularly strong candidate for a W.T.O.

I wouldn't think of myself as being a particularly strong person, but in order to stick it out you have to be".

This study identified the tup1 and cyc8 single deletion mutants as having a particularly strong relationship between changes in nucleosome occupancy in the − 200 to transcription start site (TSS) region and the expression of their target genes [53].

The volume of lab films reaching competition could be dismissed as a fluke: a particularly strong group of aspiring filmmakers succeeded in making a particularly strong batch of movies.

A particularly interesting case is given when the same pathway is affected in both organisms, but through different genes, as this represents a particularly strong argument for the evolutionary conservation of the GATC regulated network, beyond the mere conservation of the sequences themselves.

As a result, a particularly strong trend could be observed in relation to answers (A), (B), (C) and (D) with respect to the answers to the question "Have you read literature concerning medical malpractice precedents?" Answers were: (A) in 22 subjects, (B) in 21, (C) in 24, and (D) in 35.