Sentence examples for much stronger term from inspiring English sources
In New York, Transit Authority employees privately use a much stronger term: fern, in which the "r" and the "n" stand for "rail nut" and the "f" does not stand for foamer.
In missiles, the document states in much stronger terms than the Bush administration that "Iraq has managed to rebuild much of the missile production infrastructure destroyed in the gulf war and in Operation Desert Fox in 1998".
But he said politicians did need to be careful about their rhetoric – a concern highlighted in much stronger terms by former Conservative cabinet minister Sayeeda Warsi, who warned that Cameron was in danger of alienating moderate Muslims.
Hanspeter Kriesi confirms the political reality of the progressive's dilemma in much stronger terms than Kymlicka.
He's also gone on the record as being upset about Obama characterizing some US allies as "freeloaders," though Obama's sentiments have been echoed in much stronger terms by Trump.
But Russia is a much stronger team.
"The money injection that we received had a much stronger short-term effect on our economy than it could have this time," he said.
"It's a kind of restart for us because we are so much stronger in terms of depth and quality," said Pardew.
Sunday's statement is much stronger in terms of criticizing the immigration measures directly, and not just detailing steps to lessen their impact on Uber's employees and drivers.
Apple accounts for both spoken and text entry of tasks, and actually it's surprising how much this resembles Fantastical's vision of how calendar management should be handled on iPhone, with the added benefit that an Apple system-level process would have access to everything stored on the phone, potentially making its powers of deduction much stronger in terms of making educated guesses.
"Last week's guidelines are much more detailed and much stronger in terms of changing mortgage companies' behavior," said Rheingold, a housing policy expert who is cautiously optimistic about the new rules.
