Sentence examples for have made stronger from inspiring English sources

Other books — in particular, last year's "Story of Stuff," by Annie Leonard — have made stronger cases for reform and offered more nuanced advice on how to join forces with like-minded people, organize pressure campaigns and lobby governments.

That has meant that the prominent coverage the news media gave to two developments in the campaign -- Mr. Torricelli's withdrawal and replacement by Mr. Lautenberg, and Mr. Lautenberg's manifest reluctance to debate his rival -- are likely to have made stronger impressions on some voters than the candidates' public stands on gun control, abortion rights, national security and taxes.

In an interview at the department's East Los Angeles headquarters, Osby said he believed that many relatives might have made stronger job applicants because their fathers instilled in them a special motivation to become firefighters.

Yet in most other areas of higher education, women have made strong gains.

Nationalist parties have made strong showings in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.

Competing for the support of parents, both sides have made strong cases.

Both the BBC and Channel 4 have made strong commitments to increasing diversity on screen.

Bipartisan members of the House Foreign Affairs Committee have made strong and detailed suggestions for responding to the crisis.

The Indonesian rupiah and the South Korean won, both clobbered by the markets in 1998, have made strong gains this year.

In that time, other skiers, especially those from Finland, have made strong showings in world-class competitions.

All three of us have made strong choices that define who we are as artists and as women.