Sentence examples for historical strength from inspiring English sources

The UK cannot rely on our historical strength alone.

A series of dams upstream have reduced the flow in the Tigris to less than half of its historical strength, and raw sewage roars in from open pipes.

Some of the optimists say that the historical strength of the economy, relative to almost every other period besides last year, will be the difference.

During the 1980s and '90s the company reversed its diversification efforts in order to refocus on its historical strength in petroleum.

This historical strength is matched by a strong faculty deeply engaged in training current graduate students to succeed in contemporary Political Science.

One of them, in water management — a historical strength in a country where 21 percent of the population live below sea level — has already been adapted by the University of Bandung, in Malaysia.

Modern computational biology draws on the historical strengths both of computer science and of molecular biology.

"We have a lot of historical strengths," she said in an interview last week at the company's headquarters in Indianapolis.

Historical strengths allow zones to start the century with more or less credits with which they can purchase books.

In essence, he has taken the company's historical strengths — creativity and entrepreneurship — and focused them on the biggest market opportunities.

One of the City's traditional historical strengths was that it operated discreetly, avoiding scrutiny; perhaps one reason why it has appeared so infrequently on film.