Sentence examples for strength matters from inspiring English sources

"It's very important that this transition period is short — Egypt's stability, peace and strength matters to us," Mr. Gul said.

That would send a powerful signal that Japan is serious about reform.Yet for Mr Abe the right-wing nationalist, economics is not his chief passion, and economic strength matters mainly as a means, as he sees it, to restoring national pride and even recasting Japan's historical narrative.

Ironwork is in many ways a throwback, a trade handed down from father to son, in which physical strength matters and unrepentant masculinity flourishes; where heavy cigarette smoking is common and alcohol consumption is high; "hard work and hard drink," to quote another ironworkers' motto.

When brute strength mattered more than brains, men had an inherent advantage.

Automobile racing is one sport in which women and men can compete on equal terms, with physical size and strength mattering less than nerve, instinct, and reflex.

It was weakening me at a time when strength mattered more than ever, so I stopped.

Be honest and level with prospective job candidates about what strengths matter most in the position.

But when it comes to the football version of the term, a player's, well, arm strength, actually matters little, if at all.

We see an argument made that the only strength that matters for the United States is bellicose words and shows of military force; that cooperation and diplomacy will not work.

(The Tea Partiers' carelessness about the country betrays a profound lack of strength, no matter how masked by stubbornness).

Mr. Putin, 63, has shown an extraordinary ability to project an image of towering strength no matter what the circumstances.