Sentence examples for especially firm from inspiring English sources

"It's Jerry," Ginny's father said and shook Walter's hand with a not especially firm grip.

This awakening took especially firm root in Elizabethan England, which notably developed the idea that gardens were for enjoyment and delight.

There are places in New York where the city's anarchic, unaccommodating spirit, its fundamental, irrepressible aimlessness and heedlessness have found especially firm footholds.

The poll is a reminder that many Americans do not hold especially firm views on some issues and instead may adapt them depending on which party controls the executive branch.

The statement from the bishops' committee, signed by the bishops' president, Archbishop Timothy M. Dolan of New York, said, "We remain especially firm in our commitment to remove permanently from public ministry any priest who committed such an intolerable offense".

And the music is in better hands than 20 years ago (I remember a City Ballet performance when boos for the musicians were delivered by none other than Mark Morris): the contribution of the bass-baritone Jan Opalach among the four singers is especially firm and eloquent.

In contrast, coordinated economies provide especially firm-specific knowledge which is associated with incremental innovations, like the production of quality products in the automobile industry.

In another paper Mr Sutherland and his co-authors show that run-ups in borrowing by firms (especially financial firms) tend to cause subsequent increases in public debt.

But for many firms (especially service firms that thrive on client relationships) I wonder if cutting back on hours is even possible, let alone desirable.

He must also appease angry employees, especially the firm's 15,000 financial advisers, traditionally the center of cultural and financial power at the firm.

Especially all firm size-related controls (MV, index dummies) reveal the expected dominant influence on bid ask spreads.