Sentence examples for the need for strength from inspiring English sources

They negate the need for strength.

Varying proportions of space to bone are found in different bones according to the need for strength or flexibility.

But there were mixed fortunes for British sailors at the recent world championships in Perth, emphasising the need for strength in depth across all classes.

Yet a new tide of awareness of the need for strength through greater unity is in flood in all the separate European countries.

But, as Moss saw it, national security was an amorphous doctrine, and a corrosive one: meant to suggest the need for strength and expediency, in practice, it abetted incompetence, corruption, and the abuse of authority.

Invited to the Edinburgh International Television Festival to give the prestigious annual MacTaggart lecture, she spoke about the need for "strength of character," and was openly critical of her brother James and of News Corp. James felt betrayed, Elisabeth told me; her father, who had seen the adulatory press that her speech garnered, refused to read it.

This, plus the need for greater strength, led to the use of metal in aircraft.

The need for endowment strength is growing in a weak economy.

One unsigned comment called the candidate "inwardly a frightened person who sees himself as weak and threatened by strong virile power around him," and added that "his call for aggressiveness and the need for individual strength and prerogatives is an attempt to defend himself against and to deny his feelings of weakness".

Actual trends in the automotive industry lead to an increasing use of lightweight structures imposing the need for high strength aluminium alloys combined with complex shape.

The need for both strength for loading and lightness for mobility are achieved by deposition of bone where it is needed and removal of bone from where it is not.