Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• This earth, which has been so copiously watered with the blood and tears of our fratricidal wars, so distressingly covered with the ashes of our tragic genocides, deserves, I believe, stronger and less abstract signs of its humanity and its unity.
• Confidence may also improve more quickly, labour market deterioration may be less marked than currently expected and foreign demand may prove to be stronger than projected.
• Those bones are stronger, less prone to fracture.
• Babies are stronger than you think.
• The EESC would appreciate if the part of the Communication, dealing with voluntary activities of young people (point 5.2), could be much stronger and less general.
• In fact, trade disputes make up less than 2% of transatlantic trade and economic bonds between the EU and the US are still stronger than any other part of the world.
• Confidence may also improve more quickly, the labour market deterioration may be less marked than previously expected and foreign demand may prove to be stronger than projected.
• And he spent hours and hours in his rooms in Oxford trying to make it serviceable, trying to make it lighter, stronger and less fragile, so that the climbers could use it with greater confidence.

• When you don't think of me, my heart beats less strong.
• The accession states have a less
• By this I mean that it would be very easy for traders to spot the point where controls are less accurate or less strong and divert the illegal consignments to these points.
• The Commission document is slightly less strong but still says 'yes, let us make things better'.
• As I get to the top, the cable becomes less strong.
• strong tradition of development policy and their strategic and historical interests tend to focus on areas outside the ACP regions.
• Less strong, my ovaries hear you!
• In particular, substances which decompose explosively if heated in a steel drum do not show this effect if heated in less