Sentence examples for became strongly from inspiring English sources

After 1784 the town became strongly French Acadian.

Because of the many casualties caused by German submarine warfare, public feeling in Norway became strongly anti-German.

The same trend toward the development of purely Japanese qualities became strongly marked in Buddhism as well.

The men in her life were disappearing one by one, and it seems ­unsurprising in these ­circumstances that Angelica became strongly ­attracted to an older man.

Hours remained strongly procyclical while productivity became strongly countercyclical.That last observation is not original to me; it is something macroeconomists have noticed and puzzled over.

Even in those regions where Indian influence became strongly entrenched, the layers of more ancient religion and artistic consciousness remained very much alive.

Her first big Broadway part was in "A Bill of Divorcement" in 1921, then she played the title role in "Candida" in 1924, and in 1925 she became strongly identified with Michael Arlen's "The Green Hat".

Renting out, rather than 'giving away' products, offers the company some protection from fluctuating cotton prices, a need which became strongly apparent when the price of cotton tripled between 2010-11.

The coatings became strongly oxidized after the high temperature test.

The animal became strongly identified with managing biodiversity.

However, both receptors became strongly phosphorylated by soluble HGF or EGF.