Sentence examples for firmly illustrates from inspiring English sources

There's perhaps no habit that more firmly illustrates the global nature of the modern human enterprise than drinking coffee.

This event illustrates and firmly ratifies the deeply personal dimension that Purnomo assigned to his scientific endeavors.

Figure 3 illustrates the count of firmly adherent leukocytes two hours after start of the endotoxin challenge.

It illustrates that the PFOS attached to the silicon surface firmly and steadily.

Obviously, more work is needed to firmly grasp bacterial morphogenesis, but the study by Cabeen et al illustrates that tantalizing progress is being made.

But it illustrates a truism for successful Chinese leaders — that social issues have to be dealt with firmly to create political space for market-opening economic measures.

Minow's list illustrates how, by 1961, the basic programming types still in evidence at the turn of the 21st century were already firmly in place.

Eastleigh illustrates that, despite all their talk of rejecting the "old politics" prior to the last election, Nick Clegg's party has firmly established itself as an integral part of the "old politics" – part of the problem, not the solution.

There's no question that retrenchment is firmly underway, as perhaps best illustrated by two post-election op-eds from House Republican Conference chairman Mike Pence and Minnesota governor Tim Pawlenty calling for a constitutional Balanced Budget Amendment as a new Republican litmus test.

As the examples illustrate, interview participants firmly believe that no country is the same when it comes to cultural nuances and perceptions surrounding maternal health, childbearing, newborn health, and other related issues.

By contrast, Nikki Grimes's "Shoe Magic," a book of 16 shoe poems illustrated by Terry Widener, is firmly rooted in the "try walking a mile in someone else's shoes" tradition.