Sentence examples for strong the changing from inspiring English sources
Re "Faith Fades Where It Once Burned Strong" ("The Changing Church" series, front page, Oct. 13) and "Faith and the Atlantic Divide" (letters, Oct. 20): Europe is a much older culture than ours.
Although the intellectual case for a licence-funded BBC is as strong as ever - and possibly stronger - the changing battlefield makes it more difficult to be heard.
Mr. Lawrance expressed confidence that the New Jersey economy remained strong and said the changing forecasts "should not scare and frighten people in need of state services".
And a start-up, Pure Storage, that is opening its business on Tuesday, makes a strong claim for the changing economics of flash.
Respondents indicated strong awareness of the changing climate, with more than two-thirds (71%%) expressing concern about the impacts of climate change on their forests.
Since it is the employee that touches the business and has a strong pulse on the changing needs of the marketplace, many (regardless of hierarchy or rank) believe that they can close opportunity gaps that their employers are ignoring.
The manager spoke of the need for more leaders and for Liverpool to "man-up" – pre-discrimination guide, obviously – but has since lost two of the strongest characters from the changing room in the retired Jamie Carragher and the loaned out Pepe Reina.
"A strong design course explores the changing concept of design and the role of the designer in society".
Even if the traditional board-game area continues to collapse, the sales and markup for the computer software is so strong that Lazarus says the changing product mix isn't harming his operations at all.
"We will capitalize on those corals that already show a stronger ability to withstand the changing ocean environment and their capacity to pass this resilience along to new generations".
This paper documents the strong relation that exists between the changing architecture of a complex flow system and the maximization of global performance under constraints.
