Sentence examples for strongest like from inspiring English sources

He had his best moments on the subjects in which Ryan is strongest, like budgets.

The sectors where unions have traditionally been strongest, like steel, automobiles, mining and apparel, have been losing jobs the fastest, while the sectors where unions have the least representation, like technology, finance and fast food, are the fastest-growing fields.

That has been an important issue throughout the strike region but perhaps more so in the states where the reluctant bargaining unit is strongest, like New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Virginia.

The strongest, like the flame-haired Grace Coddington, the magazine's longtime creative director and the documentary's hugely diverting stealth star, seem to have figured out how to survive with their dignity intact.

Their music may lack the vanguard credentials of Schoenberg's or Stravinsky's, at least on the sonic surface, but Nielsen, in his 1925 book "Living Music," makes a good counter-argument: "The simplest is the hardest, the universal the most lasting, the straightest the strongest, like the pillars that support the dome".

Walter notes that German products are particularly in demand in places where economic momentum is strongest, like Asia and eastern Europe.

While the grocer hailed its "strongest" like-for-like sales in the UK for three years in its final quarter, they only rose by 0.5 per cent.

Over the year, he said, its stores had enjoyed the strongest like-of-like sales growth since the recession with 16 of its 40 shops ringing up record years.

He has always been wiry but freakishly strong, "like Popeye," his son Richard says.

"He had strong likes and dislikes.

My hormones have a strong liking for half-castes.