Sentence examples for element of strength from inspiring English sources

"The slaves were undeniably an element of strength to those who had their service, and we must decide whether that element should be with us or against us".

"Restraint is also an element of strength," Prime Minister Ariel Sharon said tonight at the Tel Aviv-Sourasky Medical Center, where he had visited the surviving victims of the attack.

Slaves, Lincoln argued "were undeniably an element of strength to those who had their service, and we must decide whether that element should be with us or against us".

Counter-attacks are a huge part of the game now and if I had Brad on that left side it restricted me and made me rely on one channel and at Premier League level, if they recognise you have only one element of strength, they nullify it".

Secondly, this theme has come to light again in the theoretical debate as an element of strength to promote processes of economically and socially sustainable development.

"They all have some element of strength training, and push-ups and pull-ups... .. Gabriel Valencia, co-founder of Focus Integrated Fitness in New York City, agreed that the rise in mud runs has corresponded with women beginning to overcome the misperception that weights will bulk them up.

He added that the report on the gross national product had "more elements of strength than weakness" and that the "built-in" stimulus of the declines in oil prices, the dollar and interest rates had not yet been felt.

"As long as Israel threatens Lebanon every day with strikes, attacks and punishment, Lebanon has the right to maintain all elements of strength that can confront these Israeli threats," said Sheik Hassan Nasrallah, leader of Hezbollah, or Party of God, in remarks published today in the London-based Arabic weekly magazine Al Wasat.

Without these elements of strength, our open democracies are susceptible to authoritarian and terrorist penetration.

"It's bad enough that it's a record drop, but it's hard to find any elements of strength".

p9 4 1 Before, however, I begin the work that I have planned, I think that we should turn back and consider the condition of the city, the temper of the armies, the attitude of the provinces, the elements of strength and weakness in the entire world, that we may understand not only the incidents and the issues of events, which for the most part are due to chance, but also their reasons and causes.