Sentence examples for to work strongly from inspiring English sources

In the men's 470 dinghy Australia's Matthew Belcher and Malcolm Page are leading and will be hard to beat, but in the women's division the mojo developed by Hannah Mills and Saskia Clark in Fremantle last December  is continuing to work strongly after they won the world championship recently.

"He's someone we've got for a couple of weeks to work strongly with the [Twenty20] squad and the other guys as well to work on their fielding.

"As voices in support of women's health continue to grow within the state and as the chorus of alarmed people nationwide focus their attention on Texas politicians, Planned Parenthood will continue to work strongly to eliminate these politicized barriers and to stand up for women in Texas, no matter what".

One thing that should work strongly in these specialty mushrooms' favor is their rich flavor.

"Now, after the Russian invasion, this episode may work strongly against her," Karasyov said. .

World War I reinforced the growth of the advertising industry as the government made a concentrated effort to set the country back on its feet and put people back to work, it strongly urged citizens to buy products from businesses that hired returning war veterans.

One prediction of this model is that if Woc levels are decreased, the PRE upstream of mini- white should be able to work more strongly, and the eye color should be lighter.

" "… I asked if I could come back, and 'yes of course you can come back' and I say: 'can I come back and work half my hours and then see?', and they said 'of course', that was all fine 'you just try and see what you can handle'…" "[ 15] Whether women felt able and sufficiently recovered to return to work was strongly influenced by the employer's attitude.

Act rude and confident; be polite only when it works strongly to your advantage.

"It is clear that the fossil fuel companies worked strongly together to get rid of the binding renewable targets and ensure there would be no binding efficiency targets either," Wendel Trio, the director of Climate Action Network Europe told the Guardian.

"That works strongly against recycling because it provides no economic incentive to recycle".