Sentence examples for really as strong from inspiring English sources

I can focus and be really as strong as wood.

The flip side, of course, is that a tournament is only really as strong as its weakest link.

Justice Department officials, sounding many of the same notes about the antitrust lawsuit that had been expressed by Microsoft's legal team, said they felt obliged to accept the deal because their case was never really as strong in important respects as it had been presented by the Clinton administration.

The TUC general secretary, Frances O'Grady, said: "It is good that the minimum wage is set to go up more than average earnings, but if the recovery is really as strong and sustained as the chancellor claims, the commission could have been braver and given Britain's lowest paid workers a bigger boost".

But there isn't really as strong a giving culture among rank-and-file employees.

So, I think there's a confidence, sort of, returning in the consumer sector, even before jobs have really become as strong as I think they're going to be this year.

So we wouldn't expect to see strong results from the smaller iPad Pro's launch baked into its earnings just yet given that the iPad sales have never really been as strong as the iPhone.

"We're really only as strong as our collaborators," Conyers says.

"It is a really strong peloton, as strong as I've seen it and we're going to see a number of riders that are capable of winning," she said.

There's really no such thing as "strong" and "weak" crypto.

The fate that determined us was not really destiny, but it was as strong and sure as the finger of the violinist that determines the fate of a note, though it, too, is as final and as decisive as death.