"strongly led" is a correct phrase to use in written English.
For example, "The children were strongly led by their teacher."
The radical left, strongly led & with a growing base of support, is plotting violence & revolution.
The UK's contribution to the nuclear weapons debate, strongly led by Brown, has been impressive and appreciated internationally.
But Eric M. Hecht, an analyst at Merrill Lynch who follows ImClone, said his recent discussions with the company "have strongly led me to believe they will reject the proposal".
Meanwhile the strongly led legislative demands on lubricant formulators, means that any indication of the performance of a new formulation under sopecific conditions, is a major advantage prior to commissioning expensive industry standard tests such as the Sequence VIB.
About half of those surveyed — 49percentt, strongly led by white evangelicals at 70percentt — say yes.
Jeff Bradach, my Bridgespan cofounder, wrote a paper several years ago describing how nonprofits tend to be strongly led and undermanaged.
The central office strongly leads corporate governance, human resources, capital budgeting, and internal monitoring of all subsidiaries.
This is particularly true when the person doing the waiting is wo, the pragmatically most salient entity (probably due to some form of egoism of human beings).27 That is, linguistic contexts provided by 74 strongly lead to the interpretation that "I" became anxious, and in the case of 74 this interpretation successfully overrides the structurally allowed reading.
On a scale from 1 (does not lead the respondent to initiate iron chelation therapy at all) to 7 (strongly leads to initiation of iron chelation therapy), the mean score for this factor was 5.9.
Thompson started strongly and led de Bruijn for the first half-length but faded badly on the final lap and finished in 58.73, more than a second off her personal best.
After a couple of dull and dreary days last week, tech stocks rebounded strongly Monday, led by encouraging news from several hardware vendors.
