Sentence examples for strongest portion from inspiring English sources

For the government, the strongest portion of today's opinion was an examination of the accusations that Microsoft had repeatedly violated Section 2 of the Sherman Act by illegally maintaining a monopoly.

The rich subject of how women's hairdos have changed over the centuries -- from the knee-length styles worn by some wealthy married women in 12th-century England to the Afros and long hippie hair that became fashionable in the 1960's and 70's -- is tossed away in a single chapter that is by far the strongest portion of the volume.

The radar automatically tracks the strongest portion of the diffused echo, and, hence, the position coordinates measured by the radar correspond to the densest part of the diffused chaff cloud.

Along the Maryland coast, the storm was less severe than the Perfect Storm in the previous year, although the strongest portion of the storm remained over New Jersey for several days.

Taking two dimensional characters that people love and making them CG with realistic eyes and skin textures is gross, weird, and in one fell swoop manages to tear away the single strongest portion of a traditionally animated or drawn character's appeal.

These fibers represent the strongest portion of the muscle.

By far the strongest portions of this book have to do with Mr. Holden's depictions of the theatrical world in which Shakespeare came of age.

The strongest portions of "The Little Friend" deal not with Harriet's vigilante actions but with her mundane, day-to-day life: her contentious relationship with her sickly, woebegone mother; her affectionate reliance on the family housekeeper, Ida, who is summarily let go after decades of service; her loving, if sometimes embattled relationships with her grandmother and great-aunts.

After spontaneously starting subduction from a stagnant lid, the model evolves with a mobile lid until the oldest and hence coldest and strongest portions (i.e. the former stagnant lid) are recycled into the mantle.

This was a refrain of one of the strongest portions of the earlier debate.

Add in the reliance on those pills he's hiding in that pen and I think I smell Emmy!" Brian Zoromski of IGN believes that the "strongest portions of 'Manhunt' deal with the introduction of a new character, an FBI agent named Alexander Mahone, played by the great character actor William Fichtner".