Sentence examples for stubbornly strong from inspiring English sources
The stubbornly strong yen is a drain on visitors' wallets.
"But the euro has remained stubbornly strong," she said.
An older issue, the stubbornly strong yen, continues to hurt the company's competitiveness overseas.
An older issue, the stubbornly strong yen, continues to hurt Sony's competitiveness overseas.
More recently, the pound has dropped against the dollar but stayed stubbornly strong against the euro.
Still, a slowing global economy and a stubbornly strong yen cloud the outlook for Japan, the world's third-largest economy.
In that odd couple of messages the allies got a fair introduction to the veritable George W. Bush: a man of strong opinions stubbornly held, in defiance of reason as most Europeans would define it.
Alina, the stronger, more stubbornly independent of the two, has returned home after a stint working in Germany and thinking that she and Voichita will go off together.
When the rest of the Spanish army retreated, one small body of royalists, about 300 strong, held out stubbornly and laid down their arms only on terms that they be allowed to rejoin their king, Charles II, at Ypres.
Both are strong-willed and stubbornly self-made.
Mr. Caviezel doesn't try to imitate his predecessor; instead he slips into a narrower role of a strong-willed rebel who stubbornly refuses to submit, or as it is put in the show, "assimilate or die".
