Sentence examples for becoming more strongly from inspiring English sources

Worse still, hedge funds are becoming more strongly correlated with each other.

But the views of Democrats have shifted on some economic issues as well, with Democrats becoming more strongly in favor of government steps to ensure equal opportunity.

"These results show the recovery in the Scottish economy is becoming more strongly embedded with every passing month".

The recovery in the Scottish economy is "becoming more strongly embedded", the Bank of Scotland's chief economist has said.

This is mainly attributed to the APTES-coated pore becoming more strongly charged at acidic pH 5.4, and the carboxyl groups were protonated.

Earlier this week, the Bank of Scotland's latest survey of purchasing managers suggested the recovery in the Scottish economy was "becoming more strongly embedded".

They also believe that Turkey is in league with IS in a bid to prevent the Syrian Kurds from becoming more powerful - a claim strongly denied by Turkey.

The teeth are triangular and strongly serrated, becoming more oblique towards the corners of the mouth.

The usability of products is obviously becoming more valued and requires us to focus much more strongly on human values in addition to technical requirements.

The Fund's annual health check of the UK economy found it has "rebounded strongly and growth is becoming more balanced" adding economic growth would "remain strong this year".

Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) have strongly supported social transitions in becoming more sustainable and participative over the last two decades.