Sentence examples for strongest air from inspiring English sources

Greece has one of the best armed forces and strongest air forces in Europe.

Adjusting turbines so that their blades can harness the strongest air currents rather than be harmed by them is a normal part of turbine management.

He quoted a statement of Hezbollah's leader, Sayyid Hassan Nasrallah, made shortly after the Israeli withdrawal: "I tell you: this 'Israel' that owns nuclear weapons and the strongest air force in this region is more fragile than a spiderweb".

Germany now has more than 30 gigaWatt peak (gWp) of solar plants installed, such that on almost all days in the spring, summer and autumn, solar energy surges into the grid at a time when demand is at is strongest (air conditioning etc is running like mad) and when spot market energy prices are at their highest.

A German report at the end of the first day described how the German 5th Mountain Division "was repulsed in the Rupel Pass despite strongest air support and sustained considerable casualties".

Our study population consisted of overweight, postmenopausal women, a group that may be particularly vulnerable to air pollution related health effects, based on results of previous studies showing the strongest air pollution associations with inflammatory markers among obese persons (Dubowsky et al. 2006; Zeka et al. 2006).

There was a strong air of disillusionment".

A strong air of prissiness seems to hang about the forthcoming repeal.

Fear of being stuck on the road is strong, air travel experts say.

Colonel Qaddafi's 18,000-strong air force, with its 13 bases, is critical in his bid to retain power.

Other civil activists, such as Arundhati Roy, have blasted Mr Hazare's campaign for its strong air of nationalism.