Sentence examples for strong past from inspiring English sources

Strong past performance is often a matter of chance".

We want to ensure that birds have a strong future as well as a strong past".

In most major races, runners with strong past performances are placed near the start line.

Several outside experts in neurology and epidemiology criticized the study's statistical design and Casson's involvement — he was conducting the clinical neurological exam of every player himself — given his strong past statements.

Mrs. Johnson, still going strong past 65 (she does not disclose her age), credits the fair with helping to put black fashion models like Ms. Cleveland, Beverly Johnson and Iman on international runways.

But even though political experts here have predicted the downfall of Mr. Ahern's government since shortly after he came to power, polls indicate that Fianna Fail, bolstered by its strong past, is on course to lead the next government, which is expected to be a coalition under Ireland's proportional representation system.

Apparently, the Bulls aren't at their strongest, past the heyday when Michael Jordan ensured that even those who knew nothing about basketball knew the Bulls, but they are still a big deal, and so, suddenly, is Deng.

In the following, the applied methods are introduced briefly along with the most important studies and last but not least as an example of a recently carried out case study, one of the strongest past earthquakes in Austria, the earthquake of 17 July 1670, is presented.

The applied methods are introduced briefly along with the most important studies and last but not least as an example of a recently carried out case study, one of the strongest past earthquakes in Austria, the earthquake of 17 July 1670, is presented.

We suggest that lower male body size plasticity in P. persimilis than N. californicus is the result of stronger past sexual selection, making this highly fitness-relevant trait more robust to environmental disturbance (Stearns & Kawecki, 1994; Walzer & Schausberger, 2011).

But if Romney's popular vote lead stays strong past 11 00 P.M. E.T., then we need to start asking ourselves two very important questions.