Sentence examples for once strongly from inspiring English sources

This is an innovation that he once strongly opposed.

That reversal is all the more striking because some of the loudest abolitionist voices in the State Legislature once strongly supported capital punishment.

But like former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney, who once strongly supported abortion rights, but now, just as strongly, doesn't, it also makes him a "flip-flopper".

Mr. Bloomberg, who once strongly opposed changing the city's term limits — he called the idea "disgusting" — now appears far more open to the idea.

He sided with the governor on tax cuts and criminal justice initiatives, forcing Democrats to adopt measures that they had once strongly opposed.

In my opinion, that is why President Obama went with national Romneycare versus Medicare for all (my preference), which he once strongly advocated.

Catholic voters, a once-strongly Democratic constituency that makes up around one fourth of the national electorate, have drifted toward Republicans.

Merce came to the opening, as did Jasper Johns; it was also the day of Robert Rauschenberg's funeral – a strange reuniting of artists, even in absentia, who were once so strongly linked.

"I would like to once again strongly urge Congress to act quickly to enhance the safety of food and medical products," said Health and Human Services Secretary Michael O. Leavitt in an evening conference call with reporters.

The Dalai Lama says he is not so concerned about redrawing Tibet's political boundaries to include all ethnic Tibetan areas adjoining it (an idea he once backed strongly, to China's horror).

Tablets and 2-in-1s (where the screen is detachable from the keyboard), which once vied strongly with PCs for consumer spending, now look less of a direct threat - though their extensive adoption still means consumers "increasingly see PCs as only one of several computing devices," commented IDC's senior research analyst Jay Chou.