Sentence examples for firmly advanced from inspiring English sources

It was only in 1875 that Jean-Alfred Fournier firmly advanced syphilis as the cause of tabes dorsalis.

He firmly advances an argument that historical understanding is necessary to build a strong black identity, anchored in a collective past, that can defend against processes that may turn Harlem and other black neighborhoods "white".

"With this new step we advance firmly toward a complete peace," Santos said in a televised address.

The secretary general is firmly committed to advancing the goals and values of the United Nations through principled and sustained dialogue in a manner that most effectively delivers meaningful change on the ground and in the lives of real people.

We look to you to firmly contribute to advancing inclusion for immigrants by suspending deportations and expanding DACA.

In the end, Rains firmly believed that he had advanced the science of war.

She advises the women who consult her to firmly nip advances in the bud at the first incident.

Pope Paul VI and Benedict XVI both fit firmly within this tradition begun by Leo and advanced by John XXIII.

He immediately advanced up the pitch, forced the ball firmly towards mid on and scurried through for a quick single.

An important outcome of central sensitisation is that once the disease has advanced and the neural pathophysiological processes are firmly established, the generation of pain becomes self-perpetuating and independent of the initial nociceptive drive.

Contemporary civic republicans argue that a careful reading of the classical republican texts firmly supports this instrumental view, rather than the intrinsic perfectionist view advanced by civic humanists.