Sentence examples for strength has made from inspiring English sources

Improved strength has made him no longer a liability in pass protection or inside road-grading.

"George Bush, who speaks of strength, has made America weaker," Mr. Kerry said here Tuesday night.

That relative financial strength has made it hard for Northwest to argue its case for union concessions.

Now it sits around 85 to 87 m.p.h. with life, and his increased arm strength has made his changeup, slider and signature curveball sharper.

Japanese exports fell by nearly half in January and February, in part because the yen's strength has made Japanese goods more expensive for consumers abroad.

Playing around with genetic testing to find these supermen hasn't prevented rugby from getting stuck in a rut: the obsession with size and strength has made it less like some brave new world of scientific enhancement and more like medieval warfare, a bloody mess.

Short-area agility and underrated strength have made the quickness-oriented back a sustainable between-the-tackles runner.

Intel's dominant market position and financial strength have made it possible for it to keep investing longer than it should have.

Italy, meanwhile, were closer to full strength, having made 11 changes since their narrow win over Japan.

The Regina Rifles, meanwhile, had been slow to advance from Courseulles on account of the heavy casualties taken securing the village; the 1st Hussars' "B" Squadron was in a similar position, with only half its fighting strength having made it off the beach.

Germany, by contrast, is inexperienced and uncomfortable in the leadership role it has now assumed, but its industrial and logistic strengths have made it one of the winners of globalization.