Sentence examples for longstanding strength from inspiring English sources

Such loans reflect JPMorgan's longstanding strength in corporate lending.

The winners highlight the longstanding strength of the Southern newspaper group based in Guangdong and the pioneering role played by a handful of investigative magazines.

"The prison needs to ensure it does this without damaging its longstanding strengths of positive relationships and good purposeful activity, which are critical if prisoners are to leave with decent opportunities," he said.

"Rather … we need much greater recognition by government, and indeed all levels of education, of the importance of material research and making, both in terms of personal development and the maintenance of our longstanding national strength in areas of cultural production".

Yet the tone of some officials' recent comments has been strikingly cautious, reflecting an awareness that Asia has failed to seize the chance during the past decade of strength to address longstanding vulnerabilities.

The fact that Senator Cardinale is from Bergen County may help him, but Mr. Garrett will probably be glad to split the county with him and count on winning on the strength of his longstanding support in the Warren, Passaic and Sussex County sections of the district.

This year the theme that resounds throughout the series is the French cinema's longstanding appreciation of the beauty and strength of women of all ages and types.

Strengths: The team's longstanding relationship with its Ferrari engine partner; an excellent factory, revitalized by huge BMW investment; as always, the team mastery of the art of getting more out of less budget.

The mayor's calm but defiant tone Sunday reflects what his aides say is as much a strength as a weakness: a longstanding approach to management that prizes loyalty to his aides and protection of their private lives, even when that may undermine his own reputation.

Thus it has the potential to resolve a longstanding criticism of the literature that links strength of therapeutic alliance with outcome that patients most likely to recover are those most able to form strong alliances.

Others in places from Sheffield to Bristol, Wales to Scotland, Winchester to Manchester to Birmingham are sensing the burgeoning appetite for this work – while the longstanding though under-publicised National Association of Writers in Education continues to go from strength to strength.