Sentence examples for being forceful enough from inspiring English sources

Mr Plevneliev said Nato senior partners were not being forceful enough in responding to Russia's "hybrid warfare" approach that, he says, is focused on the Balkans.

For good measure, consider the BP oil spill and questions — fair or not — of the Obama administration's competence, replete with liberal Washington columnists berating the president for not being forceful enough.

The first is that at a party conference attended by political curiosities – those few people in Britain driven by definite political beliefs – Cameron will face complaints that he is not being forceful enough.

Since no evidence has yet surfaced that shows that any administration official intervened improperly to save Enron from the perils of bankruptcy, some Democrats have fallen back on being critical of the administration for not being forceful enough in its overall regulation of the company.

Are we really not being forceful enough?

Am I being forceful enough or aggressive enough?

Critics also say that Mr. Bloomberg has not been forceful enough addressing soaring health and pension benefit costs.

The acts here tend to be forceful enough for a "yes" or a "no" to well up inarguably within me.

Khalid's aunt Maryam Bibi, a thickset woman in her fifties with deep lines under her eyes, thinks that her nephew hasn't been forceful enough as Khan Bahadur.

The other side of this argument is that advisers may not be forceful enough in their advice or that it may go unheeded.

He is forceful enough to have once talked a film festival director not only into accepting his unmade short, but also into starring in it.