Sentence examples for which would be strong from inspiring English sources

The best way to neutralise him was to dilute political power among several small parties, none of which would be strong enough to survive without his help.Although from different camps, Mr Khukhashvili and Mr Bendukidze agree that, far from trying to consolidate power in his own party, Mr Ivanishvili prefers to see many small ones.

He proposes that South-East Asian countries pool resources to form their own regional super-league, which would be stronger than national competitions.

Clubs such as Read ing and Cardiff City are too big for regional football, which is why we need a national Second Division, which would be stronger than its existing counterpart for having 20 rather than 24 members.

I didn't know which would be stronger: my anger with myself for quitting or my anger with myself for staying.

Harte said he believed Asiana had a "very viable case" which would be stronger in the U.S. because of the racial implications in the names aired by KTVU, protections that aren't similarly available in South Korean law.

We expected that child and parent variables would be stable during the pre-admission waiting period, would show significant improvements during the treatment period, which would be stronger than changes during the waiting period, and would stabilize during the follow-up period.

The board also could impose a freeze in wages, which would be a strong club for Nassau, which has been sapped by lucrative wages and benefits for its police and other workers.

To be honest, I'm still slightly in awe of its power, its countless inputs oozing potential and its unparalleled launch line-up of games, which would be considered strong even for a home console.

The US National Hurricane Center predicted that peak winds of 200mph would be sustained when the storm struck land, which would be the strongest hurricane ever recorded, exceeding super typhoon Haiyan, which struck the Philippines with 195mph winds in 2013.

Gregory's subtle, suggestive staging adds a witty counterpoint to the torrent of Shawn's articulate but prolix text (which would be even stronger with some muscular editing).

New forecasts from the National Institute of Economic and Social Research thinktank estimated the economy grew by 0.9% between January and March, which would be the strongest quarter-on-quarter rise since the second quarter of 2010 if confirmed by official figures due at the end of this month.