Sentence examples for make any strong from inspiring English sources

In short, the play is too generalised to make any strong emotional impact.

When these factors are added to the obvious benefits of playing at home, it is tough to make any strong case for USA success.

The Mr. Bush of two years ago was not ready, for reasons of both policy and politics, to make any strong moves.

As I said there, my statistical models aren't designed to test specific hypotheses about why coups recur, so I don't want to make any strong statements about that.

Without appropriate testing, a developer cannot assert that their product meets the prescribed requirements or indeed make any strong empirical claims regarding the validity of their software.

'Hong Kong not only lags behind other jurisdictions; it has failed to make any strong inroads in the past few years.

"We need to find out more details about this proposal and it's too early to make any stronger statements about whether we support it or not.

However, as Isadore Twersky has pointed out, the fact that the "testament" is said to have been written by Maimonides at the end of his life, after he had already written his own works, indicates that its author wants us only to take note of the literary and notional parallels between the two thinkers; the forger is not prepared to make any stronger claims of influence (Twersky 1993, 39 40).

Washington has voiced opposition to these steps, but has not made any strong efforts to prevent them.

And those in "identity diffusion," who are not in crisis but have not yet made any strong commitments as to occupation or ideology of life, showed the greatest emphasis on the past of any group, with the least indication of looking toward the future.

One important caveat in the Canadian study is that the authors aren't making any strong statements about causality: There's a clear association between low population density and reported happiness, but that doesn't mean that low population density causes happiness.