Sentence examples for its strongest year from inspiring English sources

However, housebuilding remained robust, with residential construction enjoying its strongest year since at least 1997.

Amid the flurry of firings, trials, sing-offs and phone voting on offer, the show has had its strongest year.

The Guardian is poised to enjoy its strongest year to date in digital, with continuing innovation on new devices and platforms, brilliant journalism and real commercial success.

The FTSE 100 index of Britain's biggest stock market-listed companies has enjoyed its strongest year since 2009, jumping from 6,137 at the start of the year to touch nearly 7,000 this week.

Britain's economic recovery is centre-stage today, with new data likely to show that the UK has recorded its strongest year since being rocked by the financial crisis six years ago.

Europe's government bond markets were already closed after another year when a global flood of cheap money has helped take Italian and Spanish borrowing costs to record lows and given ultra-safe German debt its strongest year in six.

This might have been less of an issue, but the UK's grime and hip-hop scenes followed their explosive start to 2015 with one of its strongest years in living memory.

Warner Bros., which generated $2.7 billion in revenue in the third quarter, is wrapping up one of its strongest years ever.

And the Air Force said it was having its strongest recruiting year since 1986, though like the Army, it attributed its success to aggressive promotion rather than a tightening job market.

Paint and coating manufacturer Valspar had its second strong year in a row, boosting sales 8.8% and earnings by 17.2%.

Luis Vicente León, a political analyst and pollster, said that though this year's election "is an unbalanced fight," the opposition is at its strongest in years and an upset is possible.