Sentence examples for may seem strong from inspiring English sources

Economists said that while housing numbers could be erratic and were often revised, the data released yesterday may mean that 2004 will be a stronger year than had been expected, and may seem strong even compared with the last three years of extraordinary refinancing and home-buying activity.

That may seem strong language, too overblown and dramatic (and now coming from a long-time religion professor, no less).

While burying problems may seem strong, it is the same as running and hiding.

A person who curses constantly may seem strong but if they have to resort to foul language to do all of the expressing for them, then something is clearly amiss and they're hiding a raw insecurity behind a toughened exterior.

Their reaction to the horse-race questions may reveal why Dr. Dean is ahead of candidates who may seem stronger on paper.

Although his ties to hard-liners and the Revolutionary Guards may seem stronger today, he still needs the support of the clerical establishment.

A large tree may seem stronger than a small blade of grass, but in a hurricane, the tree is uprooted while the blade of grass flexes with the wind.

Indonesia's bargaining position in Tokyo may, therefore, seem strong, but economists warn that its financial situation is still precarious.

Morning breath may actually seem stronger than halitosis that forms during the day.

Of course, such a situation violates the Strong Supplementation principle (P.5), but that's precisely the sense in which (P.12ξ,2) may seem too strong: an anti-extensionalist might want to have a notion of sum that does not presuppose Strong Supplementation.

For Ms. Sutphen, 40, and Mr. Williams, 45, that possibility may seem especially strong.