Sentence examples for strongest blow from inspiring English sources

A cross-party committee of MPs has delivered the strongest blow yet to the green deal, the government's flagship programme for energy efficiency, calling it "unattractive and uncompetitive".

A cross-party group of MPs has delivered the strongest blow yet to the green deal, the government's flagship programme for energy efficiency, calling it "unattractive and uncompetitive".

Their departure fueled claims of official corruption and were the strongest blow to a government that had been besieged by the opposition People's National Movement ever since it was re-elected last year amid largely unproved charges of voter fraud.

But it was Simon, once a Baltimore Sun reporter, who struck the strongest blow for newspapers.

A federal judge's decision Monday night may have dealt the strongest blow yet to President Donald Trump's attempt to keep residents of seven majority-Muslim countries from entering the U.S.

A federal judge in Virginia dealt perhaps the strongest blow yet to Trump's attempt to keep residents of seven majority-Muslim countries from entering the U.S. The judge said the state attorney general's challenge to the ban would likely succeed under the religious freedom clause of the First Amendment.

The Harmattan wind, at its strongest, blows from the end of November to the beginning of March.

Now the very MP who began the slow unravelling of Labour's dream is now asked to help solve a problem that could otherwise help the incoming leader of the opposition to land their strongest blows.

The turmoil in the Netherlands may also land a strong blow against the orthodoxy.

Coco Brown wouldn't mind if all the McMansions disappeared, and his development strikes a welcome and strong blow for the besieged forces of modernism.

Havlat's first two goals gave the bankrupt Senators a chance to deal a strong blow against the rich Stars, whose payroll is twice as big.