Sentence examples for will be too strong from inspiring English sources

As such, we think they will be too strong for MK Dons to overpower.

Underlying growth will be too strong to be dislodged by what will, by historical standards, be a modest rise in rates.

Harrison reckons he will be too strong for Haye, that the champion comes to this second defence of his title a worried man.

Shockey will have to be covered with defensive backs, Barrow says, but that will present another problem for the defense; he will be too strong for defensive backs.

A shy boy, who is a bit of a worrier, he knows that the pull of Barcelona or Real Madrid will be too strong to ignore at some point – as will the wages – but not quite yet.

Impressive against Leicester earlier this month, particularly in the backs with Juan Martín Hernández, Marcelo Bosch and Juan Imhoff vibrant, the likelihood is that New Zealand will be too strong and a probable quarter-final against Ireland or France, both of whom they beat in 2007, would await.

"Her will is too strong to die," Leeandra Trainor, Carmesha's mother, told Fox 17.

"If they do that they won't have an issue because they'll be too strong for everyone in the league.

You get the feeling that if Real can put together a 90-minute, even a 60-minute performance together, they'll be too strong for Juve.

"Celtic haven't been playing well at all but I think they'll be too strong". Despite Celtic moving eight points clear at the top of the Premiership with five games left, many believe a second straight title - and even a league and cup double - may not be enough to maintain Deila's tenure into a third season.

In his regular BBC Sport column, Robbie Savage explains why, although Chelsea have weaknesses, they will still be too strong for Manchester City in Saturday's game between the Premier League's top two teams.