Sentence examples for get too strong from inspiring English sources
"This is important because countries begin to decline when interest groups get too strong and make it impossible to change and innovate.
The lambs are slaughtered young so that the flavor of the meat does not get too strong, but many cooks find the texture limp and the fat too wet to roast.
The unions will get too strong, the poor will get too demanding, the tax base will erode, the cops will go on the take, and the subways will start to bear early warning signs of graffiti.
Too much focus on profitability allowed the "discounters to get too strong", with incumbents, until recently, reliant on pushing up prices to combat falling sales, according to the report.
It could also spell serious trouble with the U.S., which does not want to see the dollar get too strong.
The country, which has a population of fewer than 3.5 million people, has so far been spared much of the drug-related violence that other Latin American countries have suffered from, but officials say it is time to tackle drug gangs before they get too strong.
Then the wind got too strong".
But as with the tobacco industry before them, the evidence has simply gotten too strong.
(He eventually took the animal away after the smell of urine got too strong in her room).
Switzerland, for example, has intervened massively to keep the franc from getting too strong against the euro.
