Sentence examples for past strongly from inspiring English sources

The designers, who were formerly a couple, have in the past strongly opposed same-sex marriage.

His strong words are particularly significant given that Nordhaus has, in the past, strongly challenged analyses — notably the Stern Review — pointing to high economic costs from global warming.

The Dalai Lama has in the past strongly criticised China for "brazen meddling in the system of reincarnation" - especially the reincarnation of the Dalai Lamas and Panchen Lamas.

The oncogenic influence of protein kinase CK2 has been emphasized consistently in the recent pasts, strongly revealing the vital influences of CK2 activity in various neoplasias.

Past experience strongly shows that insured parents boost enrollment for their children.

By John Updike Snapshots, with a poignancy peculiar to photographic images, capture the past while strongly implying its obliteration.

In the past, the strongly pro-Israel Mr Wilders had contrasted his party's position with the National Front's anti-Semitic heritage.

Based on the last case of capital punishment in Iceland, in 1830, it's meticulously researched, with the past so strongly evoked that one can almost smell it: a simple, moving story, told with confidence.

Writing for the periodical Politics & Policy, the authors were so struck by the findings that they wondered, "Did The Times, perhaps in response to the aggressive efforts by Murdoch's Wall Street Journal to seize market share, decide to tilt more to the left than it had in the past?" I strongly doubt that.

Phosphorus (P) deficiency has in the past been strongly implicated as causing such interaction (Johnson and Burdon 1990 and references therein), but it is something that can be and generally is corrected readily enough.

Perez declined to comment for this article, but in the past he strongly denied any wrongdoing.