Sentence examples for also being forged from inspiring English sources

Reputations are also being forged.

Common purpose has also been forged from a sense of loss.

Commercial and political links that provided an opening for European infiltration had, however, also been forged between these two coasts and the outside world.

He says that buyers should get a complete history of the car's ownership, if possible, and all available paperwork, though these records can also be forged.

A specialized and focused missile defense of this type could also be forged into an international tool to rid the world of nuclear weapons.

The editors showed examples from the diaries to handwriting experts in New York and Bern — but the comparisons they provided were drawn from Heidemann's archive and had also been forged by Kujau.

But what President Clinton and Speaker Gingrich demonstrated in the mid-1990s is that meaningful bipartisan agreements can also be forged by fierce and ideologically opposed competitors who wrestle each other toward a tolerable consensus, as long as that consensus stands to benefit both parties politically.

In the hands of Isaac Newton not only was the study of colours put on a rigorous basis but a firm link also was forged between the experimental science of mechanics and observational astronomy by virtue of his law of universal gravitation and his explanation of Kepler's laws of planetary motion.

But the feminist consciousness of the fourth wave has also been forged through the years of the financial crash and the coalition government, and many activists have been politicised and influenced by other movements, particularly the student campaign against fees, but also the wider campaign against cuts and the Occupy movement.

Links have also been forged between PI3K superfamily members, PI3K signalling pathways, and other gene products involved in breast cancer, notably BRCA1.

I've also been forging closer ties with the British Museum – we actually have a stronger Bronze Age collection.