When that defense fails, as in this case, it emphatically raises the question of whether the community has a right to expect more from co-authors".
When he was pulled with 3 02 left in the fourth quarter, he emphatically raised his hands to egg on the crowd.
And yet every one of the Republican candidates instantly and emphatically raised his or her hand, as if Mr. Baier had just asked whether they liked puppies or whether they had voted for Ronald Reagan.
There were plenty of deals in the software industry – investors emphatically backed Ideagen's plans to raise £17.5m through a placing to buy software company Gael Limited, which supplies the healthcare, manufacturing and aviation industries.
"This is where I live and work and where I've chosen to raise my child," she says, softly yet emphatically.
"Ms. Jones and Ms. Cook, you understand that you will be responsible to nurture, educate and raise these children?" she asked as they nodded emphatically.
Mr. Lew, speaking on the CNN program "State of the Union," emphatically reiterated the administration's legal opinion that Mr. Obama cannot constitutionally raise the debt ceiling by himself if Congress fails to act.
Yes, he's emphatically in favor of raising the minimum wage.
And while some tax cuts can raise government revenue, the income-tax cuts of the Bush years emphatically did not.
Today, with the deficit heading toward a record of $500 billion, he warns more emphatically about the risks of raising taxes than about shortfalls over the next few years.
