Sentence examples for chief strength from inspiring English sources

A chief strength of the Arab Spring is that it was homegrown.

The chief strength of the program is how nicely it balances simplicity and comprehensiveness.

But Potter's chief strength remains the same: snagging stars, then steering them.

He delivered forceful responses to questions even when they did not play to his chief strength, the economy.

THE chief strength of "The Landing" comes not from the plotting but from its picture of the desperate black subculture in Washington during the 1940's.

This situation is an intriguing way for the director, Ron Howard, to play to his chief strength and interests: the knotty and peculiar emotional crosscurrents that buffet families.

These examples hint at one of the chief strengths of the idea.

Britain's chief strengths were seen as its economy, industry and currency (cited by 20% of the over 3,000 respondents) and its traditions and heritage (13%).

This ambitious form and Gyasi's determination to scrutinize the participation of West Africans in the Atlantic slave trade are the novel's chief strengths.

One of the chief strengths of the UN system – that it involves every nation on the planet – is a huge liability for global warming.

It's also a useful point of contrast to the other players by Guzan's side, whose chief strengths are timing and anticipation (Brooks) and sheer brawn (Cameron): the case for the defense is also, curiously, a case for diversity.