Sentence examples for is rather stronger from inspiring English sources

("Conneries" is rather stronger than "stupidity", but we don't have a word for it).

It has been clear for some time that for big incumbents the urge to merge is rather stronger than the desire to compete.As is typical in these days of roaring stockmarkets, the deal is entirely financed by shares.

But in Somalia this pact is rather stronger: an individual who flouts the system risks jeopardising trust in both himself and his clan.Having survived against great odds, the shilling now faces a serious challenge in the form of dollars transferred by mobile phone.

The Canadian character, although slightly apologetic, is rather strong and brave.

The putative victim, who remains under "police protection," is rather strong to be overwhelmed by the much less physically imposing Anwar.

We are aware that our identification assumption is rather strong.

This conditional independence assumption is rather strong and does not necessarily hold in practice.

The design language is rather strong on the Evo 4G LTE, with soft touch gray, red metal, and shiny black plastic comprising the backside of the handset.

But Ali Hood, conservation director for the Shark Trust in the UK, told the BBC: "To suggest that 'Everyone's nervous of entering the water' is rather strong".

On the other hand, the impact of a diffusive surface on the acoustic field intensity is rather strong, therefore we cannot expect an acoustic path to still be of some significance after undergoing two or more diffusive reflections.

For the Pg wave, which is a sum of multiple wide-angle P wave reflections in the crust (somewhat like the Lg wave for S), the attenuation is rather strong and difficult to see in the next (T = 280 s) time frame of the snapshots.