Sentence examples for stronger front from inspiring English sources

The suspension is stiffer, with a larger, stronger front stabilizer bar.

Liverpool are considering swapping Mario Balotelli with Mario Gomez in their quest for a stronger front line, reports suggest.

The manager does not believe a No. 1 pitcher helps the team in other ways, and he seems more concerned with the Mets' lack of starting-pitching depth than excited about having a stronger front man.

Had Wilpon offered Minaya the job he should have, the Mets would have had a stronger front office a year ago and would have avoided embarrassing Duquette by demoting him.

If it acquired Sun, I.B.M. "would unify those warring groups and make for a stronger front against Microsoft," said Michael A. Cusumano, a professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology's Sloan School of Management.

Correspondingly, the same lorry with a Leyland O.600 diesel became the A-60R; the R stood for raskas (heavy), meaning it had a stronger front axle.

Does this mean Mrs Clinton might be a stronger front-runner than Mr Giuliani?

The rule requires stronger front-end frames on new passenger railcars and some locomotives to help prevent their collapsing or telescoping on impact.

Even if no candidate matches David Cameron, the prime minister, as a political performer, Labour could have a stronger front-bench team than the coalition.

With such a strong front seven, they don't often need to.

Just one of his 19-strong front bench is a woman, Julie Bishop, the minister for foreign affairs.