Sentence examples for role strongly from inspiring English sources

Prof Bailey, who steps down as president of the Royal College of Psychiatrists later this week following three years in the role, strongly attacked the health secretary for failing to engage.

She was nervous at the prospect of taking on a role strongly identified with Ethel Merman, anxious about appearing in an unglamorous part after breaking from juvenile parts for several years, and disturbed by her treatment at the hands of director Busby Berkeley.

At significant loading the molecular interaction can play an important role, strongly influencing the reactant and product concentration profiles.

These multiple roles strongly constrain the range of voltage biases (and hence forces on the DNA molecule) available for experiments.

Thus, many of the scientists in this sample from groups underrepresented in the professoriate (women and URM) placed importance on the externally focused values of serving as role models and facilitating the success of students; the ability of faculty to play these roles strongly motivated their pursuit of faculty careers.

We find that IT strategic role is strongly associated with growth metric, whereas sourcing decisions predominantly impact operational performance measures.

Only south of the Scottish border are they absent: but here we meet Robyn Lyn Evans's alarming Malcolm (the role is strongly cast, for once), another blackshirt preparing yet another coup.

In practice, the role is strongly developmental and covers a broader portfolio than that outlined above.

On the other hand, this raises a question regarding the role of strongly silenced genes with homogenous expression patterns.

In addition to Tap1, Psmb8, and RT1-DMb, 12 further non-class I MHC genes were found to be regulated in the rat skin explant assays, some of them also involved in the immune response, such as the complement component C2, while such a role is strongly assumed for other genes.

Because the resident T cells appear to be CD26low, this suggests a crucial role for strongly CD26+ activated T cells infiltrating into the synovium from the periphery.