Sentence examples for to some strength from inspiring English sources
The phrase "to some strength" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where you want to indicate a certain degree of strength or capability, but it is better to use more common expressions. Example: "The project was completed to some strength, but it could have been improved."
She held on to some strength in herself for a surprisingly long time.
Efforts were made to improve the strength of TFAPA/SPEEK composite membranes by cross-linking the SPEEK, which led to some strength enhancement at 110 °C and 130 °C.
I moved through rows of injured people, all lying on the ground in a critical condition, and each tried to muster some strength to move their hands or to whimper, anything to express their pain.
A GRADUALLY improving economy in the New York metropolitan region -- albeit with little job growth -- is likely to add some strength to the office leasing market this year, although rents are not expected to increase significantly, many real estate executives say.
Although he can play either forward position, Gallinari showed he needed to add some strength to take on the league's power players.
"It is more a course for strategy, and it is important to keep some strength to go as fast as you can over the last 10 kilometers".
"I personally am always of the view when ministers face very serious allegations that seem to have some strength to them, then it's better that they stand down from their ministerial post while that investigation takes place," he said.
We just need to add some strength to our squad under our new manager Rick Passmoor.
"I believe they will try to regain some strength to force a negotiation," he explained.
After all, I needed to gather some strength to rock hard the next day.
The doctors decided to put off treatment for a little while to allow Iker to regain some strength.
