Sentence examples for strongly shared from inspiring English sources

The fact that Ghaffur, who so strongly shared this belief, is now apparently being driven to sue for racial discrimination completely undermines my "aim high" theory.

"No rugby paddock across Aotearoa hasn't felt incredibly disappointed with the boys this season, and strongly shared the sentiment that we've had enough," former Black Fern and current Labour MP Louisa Hall told the Guardian.

The sense of sheer history is all the more pronounced by the constant biblical references: here's the window where St Paul (having very literally seen the light) escaped to preach Christianity; there, in a mosque of all places, are the remains of John the Baptist, a timely reminder that Christianity and Islam have a strongly shared heritage.

Our subject chaebol has a strongly shared culture among its employees and businesses.

The information between wave fields and seabed fields were strongly shared and thus results in a more profound investigation of the mechanism of the wave seabed interaction.

We can see that the critical task ran for 274 ms (as expected, however it was over a longer period), the Ubuntu virtual machine ran for 270 ms and the host ran for 260 ms. These numbers indicate approximately a 33% usage of the CPU for each system, which indicates that the pCPU is strongly shared amongst them.

But although their rhetoric may appeal to new audiences, it drives away those who most strongly share their goals.

"We strongly share the view that a strong dollar, credible vis-à-vis the other major floating currencies, is very important," Mr. Trichet said.

But a substantial majority also say that the health care system needs fundamental change and that rising costs are a serious threat to the economy — a view that economists strongly share.

The United Nations strongly shares these concerns, which have been underscored vocally by the group's supporters internationally, among them a number of U.S. and European officials and former officials.

The principle used for this grouping is that members of each group strongly share interest in some action that the group would encourage and different groups disagree on what that action is.