strong

• very strong

  It may be very strong.

• strong enough

  My mother isn't strong enough to work full-time, and I —’

• strong sense

  Dulcimer churned out highly complex folk rock ditties with a strong sense of theatre added to spice their material.

• so strong

  She was mad and so strong.

• strong support

  ‘We had strong support from the county council, they were very helpful indeed.

• have a strong

  ‘To satisfy this, ICI must have a strong upstream capability.’

• strong evidence

  But they need strong evidence to secure a conviction.

• strong tendency

  There is a strong tendency to belittle or ignore sexual activity in old age, but the feelings of carers may be affected by the degree of frustration experienced in that aspect of life.

• strong emphasis

  Its Italian cuisine has a strong emphasis on Tuscan dishes.

• make a strong

  More popular with the public than with his party, Mr Rocard would make a strong Socialist candidate for president.

• strong feeling

  She told us: ‘Although I am only 27 years old, I have very strong feelings regarding the war.

• have strong

  His late father was an IRA supporter, believed to be a money source, believed to have strong cross-border links.

• strong position

  Overall, we are in a very strong position technically — especially in our cast sheet technology, in colour technology and now in the field of filled dispersions.

• be too strong

• strong current

  Without Westerman or Bontecou, one completely loses sight of the strong current of grotesque pervasive in American art.

• strong opposition

  Any attempt by the mining company to undertake operations seems certain to run into strong opposition.