Sentence examples for usually strongest from inspiring English sources

Three years after the trough in the economy, advertising growth is usually strongest.

In other countries with long-running series of coins, he said, interest is usually strongest in the first and final years, as collectors realize their sets can now be completed.

Demand is usually strongest for high-end rooms at Jackson Lake Lodge ($220 a night double occupancy) and Jenny Lake Lodge ($429 a night double occupancy, which includes riding, breakfast and a five-course dinner).

The PNV also tightened its grip on Bilbao, the Basques' commercial capital, and even managed to match the PP in Vitoria, the Basques' regional capital, where loyalty to Spain is usually strongest.

Synergistic effects in the four-species mixture were usually strongest and increased over time.

It should not be moved when about to burn through, lest the log break at the place most consumed by the fire, which is usually strongest at the center of the fireplace; the separation of the log should be a result of the fire only.

The usually strong white queen knight is missing.

North opened one club, which was artificial and usually strong.

Yet the sense of shame is, for such men, usually stronger even than the sexual appetite.

She's usually strong if a little frayed around the edges; in other words, an everywoman.

He is usually strong and handsome and wins a glamorous girl.