strong

• very strong

  It was dark, and the wind was very strong.

• strong enough

  She won't come out of hospital if she doesn't feel strong enough.’

• have a strong

  But it would have a strong impact on imports.

• strong sense

  Her grandmother also had a very strong sense of natural justice.

• strong winds

  Disadvantages: Difficult to control in strong winds.

• strong evidence

  Thus 26 and 27 taken together constitute strong evidence that dog is ambiguous.

• too strong

  Even the federal analogy is too strong for most groups.

• so strong

  ‘Is fate so strong?

• be strong

  You quickly realise, as Mrs Adams hopefully will, that you must be strong for your children.

• strong position

  This places Johnson Matthey in a strong position to design and develop improved catalysts.

• strong social

  Is there a strong social preference to re-use excreta?’

• there is strong

  That there is strong presumption against interpreting a statute as taking away the right of silence, at least in some of its forms, cannot in my view be doubted.

• strong feeling

  Have you ever had a strong feeling that you may have lived before?

• strong political

  Thus, in the UK power is concentrated in the cabinet, a situation made possible by a weak legislature and strong political parties.

• strong commitment

  In the middle levels of the administrative hierarchy there was strong commitment to Nazism, and many Nazi leaders were recruited from this stratum.

• have strong

  They have strong reasons for wanting the Montego.