Sentence examples for fact strength from inspiring English sources

In fact, strength, rather than welfare, was the aim of Charles III.

In fact, strength ratios shown in Fig. 12d f appear to be almost independent of e/h, M1/M2, and Kℓ/r ratios, respectively.

Therefore, the flexural stiffness of such members, defined by the ratio of the bending moment capacity (which is more or less proportional to the steel content and affected by the presence of the axial load) to the yield curvature is, in fact, strength dependent.

Many of what Woolf thought were imperfections are in fact strengths.

This is probably due to the fact that strength per se rather than the rate at which force is generated is important in such tasks.

Most of us accept as fact the strength that faith can bring, having witnessed it firsthand.

In fact the strength of Mr Khodorkovsky's position presented Mr Putin with a problem.

Up to the last moment, Madeleine had the crazy hope that this expression of weakness might in fact be strength.

Perhaps it is also on the venture capitalists and mentors to remind young entrepreneurs that aiming for diversity is, in fact, a strength, and something to be considered when growing the company.

In fact, the strength of the best 1940s comedies lies in the fact that most were produced for British audiences – partly to serve a national interest (more important than US box office returns); partly because they were too smutty for American tastes.

"In fact, the strength of the correlation was extraordinary".