"strong presentation" is an acceptable phrase to use in written English.
For example, "I am confident my strong presentation skills will help me stand out in a crowded applicant pool."
It looks like there might be a few issues to work through, but it's a strong presentation.
But Farage hits the right note for several on immigration and even those who disagree commented on his strong presentation.
"What people will see is a very strong presentation of the full range of the collection," Ms. Goldstein said.
As well as being useful for university applications, students say these schemes help to build their confidence and develop strong presentation skills.
"He did a remarkable job during the interview process and made a strong presentation for his plans to lead our team into the next chapter of Bills winning football.
A civil attorney for the DuBose family, Al Gerhardstein, told the Guardian this month they "thanked" Deters for his "strong presentation" in the case, but wanted the case to be tried again.
Coe, the former London 2012 chairman who is British Olympic Association chairman, will be one of a four-strong presentation team that on Thursday will try to see off competition from Medellín in Colombia and Argentina capital Buenos Aires for the Youth Olympics, a pet project of the outgoing IOC president Jacques Rogge.
As shown in Figure 6F αGalCer was efficiently presented by both DCs and SIGN-R1+ cells, as measured by IL-2 production by DN32.D3 cells, with DCs showing a stronger presentation capacity than macrophages.
For example, you might highlight the presenter's omission of key facts and mention supporting arguments that would create a stronger presentation.
As a director, Sullivan is strong on presentation, not penetration.
For sure, Mr. Claypool's strong City Club PowerPoint presentation — an homage to cities as engines of human progress — strayed with an unconsciously class-driven slide contrasting how a C.T.A. janitor earns twice as much as a private contractor janitor at O'Hare.
