Sentence examples for going into strong from inspiring English sources

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"You're seeing more conviction buying in the banks, where investors are culling the weak from the strong and going into the strong names.

"We're going into some strong earnings".

The momentum going into 2014 appears strong and a dip in construction in November is likely to prove temporary.

"This trend can provide the best opportunity to build positions in eBay going into both the strong holiday season and first quarter".

"You would expect to see, over the balance of this year and going into next year, somewhat stronger macroeconomic data that translates directly into stronger corporate revenue growth".

It's a shame then that Vodafone isn't going into it with stronger credibility as a buyer.

"Prices are hovering around $30 a barrel, and we're going into seasons of stronger demand in the third and fourth quarters".

Those factors that go into making strong passwords are what make them so hard to remember, said Jakob Nielsen, a computer scientist who for years has been pushing for an alternative to password-secured systems.

She wrote "The Good Earth" while thinking in Chinese, translating it as she went into clear, strong English.

Kane sustained the injury when he went into a strong challenge on Fabian Delph and came off worse.