Sentence examples for developing a strong and from inspiring English sources

"We are developing a strong and competitive domestic competition as a result of the ICC task team's recommendations and we are now looking to make a gradual return to Test cricket sometime after the World Cup in 2011.

We suggest that network ecology is a nascent research topic that is developing a strong and unified empirical and theoretical foundation, which could serve as the central paradigm for a sustainable, intensive agriculture in the future.

In his 2009 talk at Cornell, Professor Maruta discussed the law reform process that led to this particular form of citizen participation in legal decision making, and the special challenges that he and others confronted and continue to face in developing a strong and vibrant system of lay participation in Japan.

Developing a strong and distinct personal brand is important today, both for businesses and individuals.

Developing a strong and dynamic brand creates a solid foundation for your company, but the success of that brand over the long term depends on your brand equity.

While any vehicle can be made to accelerate rapidly, developing a strong and balanced braking system is a formidable challenge to even the most competent engineers.

For CBS, the switch is a bit of a gamble because Gumbel and Simms had developed a strong and amusing rapport that may be difficult to replicate.

But after that sticky start, Clinton says, she and Obama developed a "strong and professional relationship and, over time, forged the personal friendship he had predicted and that I came to value deeply".

The agency needs to develop a strong and consistent policy to help prevent the introduction of new allergens into our food supply -- and to identify problems after new foods are marketed.

On one hand, it is offering Iran the chance to develop a strong and unified crescent of influence extending from Syria to the Palestinian territories, now led by Hamas, a Syrian and Iranian ally.

The Giving to Duke Team reflects on how Duke and Durham have developed a strong and fruitful relationship, often through public arts projects.