Sentence examples for strong relatives from inspiring English sources

Through a combination of pluck, luck, strong relatives and affirmative action, Canada got himself out of the South Bronx and through elite colleges.

Many cultural practices are implemented because of the man or their superior like mother, grandmother or strong relatives think it should be done as it is been done through their experience and this act as barrier for good health seeking behaviour [ 66– 70].

The decline in Pyongyang's relative share was matched almost exactly by strong relative growth in the north-west region.

Monday's breaking, though visually spectacular, was not very strong relative to the even stronger wind that was forcing it.

EnCana's balance sheet is strong relative to that of its peers, Mr. Cohen said, and management has a record of finding oil and gas and extracting it profitably.

Yet that has less to do with the fund manager's ability than with the strong relative performance of the small-cap value sector.

UBS said: "We are downgrading Admiral from buy to neutral given the strong relative performance (up 30% versus the FTSE All share).

New Orleans remains strong, relative to other ports, in "break bulk," or non-containerized shipping, but, even so, today the longshoremen's union has fewer than a thousand members.

We expect to see consensus rise by 2%-32%-3%the back of this, but note both the full valuation and strong relative share price.

The weak second-quarter figures partly reflect a poor adjustment for the leap-year effect, which made the first quarter look artificially strong relative to the second.

Apparently, having lived in two French-speaking countries, his spoken skills were considered too strong relative to his less-than-stellar grammar.