Sentence examples for the strength and breadth from inspiring English sources

The officials expressed surprise at the strength and breadth of the resistance, which they said had come from both local and foreign militants.

Woodcock added: "The strength and breadth of parliamentary support for airdrops clearly indicates the government would get backing in the House of Commons for bolder action to get food and supplies to starving Syrian families.

"I believe that I have the strength and breadth of experience to make sure that our party is a strong, supportive but independent voice within and around the coalition.

"We delivered strong financial results despite a mixed PC environment, which demonstrates the strength and breadth of our businesses.

Democrats underestimate the strength (and breadth) of the movement at their peril.

Thus, improvement of the NYVAC vector is necessary to further enhance the strength and breadth of HIV-specific T-cell responses [31].

In the six months after the collapse of Lehman Brothers in September 2008, there were just two IPOs in America.The return of the IPO is evidence of the remarkable strength and breadth of the unexpected thaw in corporate finance.

A long-serving Liberal Democrat MP said: "It is certainly the case that strength and breadth of support for Lord Rennard in the Lords is quite eyebrow-raising.

Immunity to several common pathogens has been heavily studied (Table  1), but the strength, duration, and breadth of most host pathogen interactions have not been systematically analyzed, and even the heavily studied pathogens retain mysteries.

61 As a low-dimensional approximation, a pathogen's immunophenotype can be imagined to occupy some region in a space defined by the strength, duration, and breadth of its interaction with the immune system (Fig.  1A).

62 Following mathematical niche theory, 63– 65 the immunophenotype P of a pathogen p in host H in a pathogen community C can be formalized as: (1 with the arguments of F corresponding to the strength, duration, and breadth of interactions, respectively.