Sentence examples for possible strengths from inspiring English sources

The New Hampshire exit polls point to each candidate's possible strengths in this area.

But it was risky to go beyond those requirements, even if such trials might have demonstrated other possible strengths of suvorexant: a lower chance of nighttime confusion, perhaps.

Theories of quantum gravity are designed to tackle this problem and tell us how gravity behaves on the smallest possible scales, and at the great possible strengths and densities of matter.

A main focus in the area is to build out all the possible strengths of the area.

The national ranking systems offer a quick glimpse at the possible strengths and weaknesses of a school.

Rather than focus on possible strengths and shortcomings, some have resorted to sweeping generalizations, partisan attacks, personal insults and hysterical hyperbole.

By determining the intersection of the ratings assigned to the human evidence in step 3 with those of the nonhuman evidence (Woodruff et al. 2011a), we came to one of the five possible strength of evidence conclusions about toxicity: "known to be toxic," "probably toxic," "possibly toxic," "not classifiable," or "probably not toxic".

"They are showing the strength of the United States and its alliance" -- and, implicitly, the possible strength of South Korea's alliance with the United States, Mr. Choi said.

Dan Fellman, Warner Brothers' theatrical distribution president, noted that the film outperformed "Battle of the Smithsonian" in Canada, pointing to a possible strength as it plays around the world.

A possible strength of the developed method, which is not exhibited by the other methods, seems to be its robustness in evaluating different databases (databases T1 and T2).

With an accurately fitting of geometric parameters and end pressure, the characteristic strength reached 76 N/mm2 indicating a possible strength class GL48c or even higher.