Sentence examples for be a particularly strong from inspiring English sources

That might be a particularly strong market position or control of a portal through which others must pass to access information, products, or services.

All great teachers have a mentoring role with pupils, but I reckon that because the performing arts are participatory and often take place outside school hours that the relationship between teachers and pupils can be a particularly strong one.

Gun control is a frequent point of division between Democratic and Republican candidates in Congressional races, and it has proved to be a particularly strong issue in New York races.

Moody's analyst, Yaffa Rattner, predicted that 2003 would be "a particularly strong fiscal year for the county, as it expects to end the year with an $81.8 million surplus".

Does this happen to be a particularly strong year for music made by women, or, as the cynics have argued, is it just that this is what the record companies want to push these days?

BELLE CHASSE, La .— Tropical Depression Bonnie, which is heading swiftly into the Gulf of Mexico and churning toward southeast Louisiana, is not expected to be a particularly strong storm.

And there is a particularly strong effect after celebrity suicides.

The tall, slender coffeepot was a particularly strong silhouette.

Australia has been a particularly strong source of reinforcements.

Last year was a particularly strong one for fillies in France.

For the youngest ones it is a particularly strong way to increase their vocabulary.