Sentence examples for strength has increased from inspiring English sources
Afghan Army troop strength has increased remarkably.
At the same time, Europe's growing economic strength has increased Washington's reluctance to endorse wholeheartedly a strong, integrated Europe.
For our relative strength has increased so enormously that we can afford to look with perfect equanimity on the fact that we haven't the exact quota of cruisers which we were allotted at London.
"We are in the midst of a recovery, but uncertainty about its strength has increased," Nanette Abuhoff, a bond market strategist at J. P. Morgan Chase, said yesterday after the government reported that the April unemployment rate had climbed to 6percentt.
NaOH: has a high alkalinity which promotes stabilization of CSH, while the gypsum is formed only in the internal spaces of the hydrated cement paste (little or no expansion) which helps to increase the compactness of concrete and mechanical resistance in the Middle Ages therefore the compressive and flexural strength have increased at the age of 28 and 60 days.
By January 1945, No. 1 AD's strength had increased to its highest level of 2,339 staff.
According the show, "Football observers and sports journalists alike agree that on average, high school players' size, speed and strength have increased dramatically over the past five to 10 years.
Their radial tensile strengths had increased from 0.23 to 0.78 MPa, which is close to those of natural blood vessels.
The setting time of alkali-activated FA mortar with CCR has decreased whereas its strength development has increased.
With the increasing demand of reducing the body weight of automobiles, the utilization of advanced high strength steel has increased dramatically in recent years.
After the Convention, Schlesinger fell into a kind of a post-coital depression: As is no doubt evident from these notes, my admiration for Kennedy's strength and ability has increased during this convention; my affection for him and personal confidence in him have declined.
