Sentence examples for far more strongly from inspiring English sources

But he felt far more strongly about the fate of the Palestinians.

Part of this decline is because China has been growing far more strongly than its trading partners.

Closing track Separator – propelled by wandering bass and a bright guitar figure – ensures the album closes far more strongly than it opens.

Protestants, Catholics and Jews said they identified with the United States far more strongly than they identified with their respective faiths.

The Shia are a special case, constituting 75% of the population in the Eastern Province, the kingdom's main oil-producing region, and identifying far more strongly with Shia across the border in Iraq than with the Saudi state.

"But the pope's presence at Yad Vashem, inside the deepest dimension of Jewish suffering, and the acts that he performed, personally as a man, resonate far more strongly than could any official declaration".

Still, far more people feel strongly Scottish rather than strongly British, so clearly people's views are not just a reflection of their identity.

It had far fewer and more strongly defined characters, a literature that included Scott's diaries, and it established Scott and his party as unquestionably heroic from the moment the news of their deaths reached Britain nearly a year later.

In other words, positions critical to and in direct close contact with the phosphorylating kinase (e.g., P+1, P+2, P−2, or P−3, as opposed to P−1 that makes very few contacts with the kinase) (Brinkworth et al., 2003) are far more likely to harbor strongly rewiring mutations.

Our brains have a built in "negativity bias," which means we pay far more attention to and are much more strongly influenced by negative than by positive information.

This reflects the fact that the base-pair distance penalizes more strongly structures far from the target than does the Hamming distance.