Sentence examples for maintained strongly from inspiring English sources

Tino Martinez and Paul O'Neill and others maintained strongly there was no carryover effect from the brutal slump at the end of the Yankees' regular season, that the news media were obsessed with the losing streak.

The college was associated with Lancashire and Cheshire, the county origins of its two founders – Sir Richard Sutton and the Bishop of Lincoln, William Smyth – a link that was maintained strongly until the latter half of the nineteenth century.

Remember that dressage/high school horses, because they are maintained strongly under control and their pace restrained, may experience at times conflicting relationships with their riders (e.g. through bit pressure [33]) and are not allowed to express any kind of emotion, a source of stress in humans [7].

For herder populations, where the intake of meat remained high, or for hunter gatherer populations, the selective pressures for insulin resistance and gluconeogenesis were maintained strongly.

However, it is evident that the NPs can maintain strongly reducing conditions when in contact with COPR when added in a great excess of the Fe reductant.

Nevertheless, she maintained a strongly nationalist stance in her work.

The integrity of the cuprous passive layer was therefore maintained, which strongly suppressed further formation of various cupric corrosion products.

Throughout the First World War the paper maintained a strongly pacifist stance, and supported the October 1917 Russian Revolution.

"But he maintained very strongly that what we were about at USF and all Jesuit schools was terribly important for our society: that people should be trained thoroughly in ethical principles and be able to say, 'This is what we stand for.'".

The relationship between GH peak and BMI was maintained and strongly correlated in subjects with BMI below 27·5 (P < 0·0001; see Fig. 3a).

Nevertheless, overall gene flow between the fragmented habitats of the HEC is likely to be maintained more strongly by dispersing males, as postulated by Hundsdoerfer et al.[ 29].