Sentence examples for delivered strongly from inspiring English sources

Despite the very challenging external environment, BG delivered strongly in all these areas".

The most intense moment of "Tinntinnabuli" was delivered strongly by Tiffany Mangulabnan, in a thrashing solo.

The Syrian regime and opposition representatives have delivered strongly worded statements at the start of Geneva II Syrian peace conference in Switzerland.

Opener "We Dance" is delivered strongly by the entire cast, as are many of the tunes.

Castle Walk's director and choreographer Richard Stafford came up with the concept and Milton Granger (who wrote the book, music and lyrics, with additional material by Jere Lee Hodgin) has delivered strongly.

Eduardo of Square Enix Music Online also appreciated Dirge of Cerberus: Final Fantasy VII Multiplayer Mode Original Sound Collections, saying that it accented the Original Soundtrack well and that "Hamauzu and Yamazaki have delivered strongly and, with a decent mix of electronica, orchestral music, and rock, the entirety of the Dirge of Cerberus musical experience cannot be missed".

"I want to make it clear today that conspiracies are being hatched here to pack up the elected government," he said as he delivered strongly-worded rebukes, firstly to unidentified persons he said were trying to undermine the elected government, and later to the military.

The performance of the business is excellent and we are delivering strongly for shareholders".

The generation of sufficiently large studies to deliver strongly significant results, as well as having good outcome and treatment data to enable powerful subtype-specific analyses, will only be possible by combining data resources through large-scale global collaborations.

While Jason Stojanovski, Robert Parsons Wiley Naman Strasser, and Cameron Matthews deliver strongly-defined characterizations, it is Thomas Gorrebeeck's searing and profoundly moving portrayal of Young Mike that anchors the production with a performance no serious theatregoer would ever want to miss.

When Hurricane Irene roared up the East Coast in August 2011, Gov. Chris Christie of New Jersey delivered a strongly worded post on his Twitter account, @GovChrisChristie, telling people to "get the hell off the beach".