Sentence examples for enjoyed strength from inspiring English sources

Although Disney's results beat Wall Street's expectations, they were more muted than those reported by rivals like Time Warner, which enjoyed strength from its movie studio, and the News Corporation.

What's more, for the past three years, the U.S. dollar has enjoyed strength versus the Canadian dollar.

Apple enjoyed strength across the board in the second quarter of 2010, with overall gross margins rising to 41.7% in the quarter, that's an increase from 39.9% for Q2 2009 (and 40.9% for the prior quarter).

The other four, the No10 Stephen Myler, the centre Elliot Daly, and Ed Slater and Maro Itoje – who can both play at lock and flanker– were expected to be released, seen as the outsiders in positions where Lancaster enjoys strength in depth.

Further, it is hypothesized that heavier people are better in strength exercises and enjoy strength exercises more compared to aerobic exercises.

In this study, the main hypothesis is that heavier people enjoy strength exercises more than normal-weight people, mediated by fat-free mass and muscle strength.

Apple is enjoying strength across its product repertoire and upping component demand from its many suppliers on an almost regular basis.

It dawned on him that unpalatable mimics would enjoy strength in numbers: Their unpalatability had to be learned by naïve predators, and mimicking species would share the cost of those lessons, whereas a uniquely patterned unpalatable species would bear the full cost.

The corps has in many ways enjoyed a strength in inclusivity; a brotherhood that transcends immediate political loyalties.

Perhaps if Sir Bradley Wiggins were here they'd have organised a a golden parka or a glittery tonic suit but, of course, Wiggo is not racing and that is one of the reasons why Froome impending victory this year is the more impressive of the two men's, since Froome has not enjoyed the strength of team support that Wiggins benefited from last year.

A similar study by Ahour and Golpour (2013) on teachers' evaluation of the textbook showed that the series enjoyed some strengths including its relevance to student needs, its integration of the four skills, and the space given to pair and group work activities.