Sentence examples for strike greater from inspiring English sources
"Few words strike greater fear in the hearts of economists and politicians," William Pesek, the author of the book "Japanization" wrote.
But, if Brendan Rodgers' men's woes aren't bad enough at the moment, surely no player in the world can strike greater fear into defender's hearts than Ronaldo at the moment?
"If that happens we could see a general strike, greater radicalization and repression".
Even if investors are stuck decoding Iwata's careful dodges regarding future plans, gamers don't really care, and that should strike greater fear than any sales metric into The House that Mario Built.
Great strike, great save.
Some bewilderment is also apparent – Jimmy Johnson talking about the lack of a ballot said of the beginning of the strike: "Great.
He did not mention Iraq by name, but warned that "even weak states and closed groups could attain a catastrophic power to strike great nations".
Yet the President's pitch was that he was an uncommon dealmaker and could easily strike great deals.
Believe it or not, you can strike great deals without encountering any of those unwelcome feelings.
In wars of antiquity, no weapon struck greater terror than the catapult.
Today, thanks to strict public health measures and modern antibiotics, plague no longer strikes great numbers of people, nor is it as deadly for those whom it strikes.
