Sentence examples for forceful changes from inspiring English sources

The king is undoubtedly trying to head off a push for more forceful changes inspired by pro-democracy movements in Tunisia, Egypt and Libya.

The official end of the recession was welcomed by the Socialist government, which has recently come under intense pressure from investors for failing to implement more forceful changes to help revive growth.

Among his forceful changes: a $1.4 billion equity offering to reduce debt.

Making truly forceful changes could have a much more significant impact on time spent, and potentially ad revenue.

The terrain is changing fast to one in which people are not constantly afraid of unscheduled forceful changes in governments, but worry about other things that affect their survival.

Quicker and forceful changes of the position of the head could have been accomplished by flexion in the cranial neck section, so that only a small fraction of the body mass was involved in activities with high energy expenses.

A forceful change in behavior may get your colleagues to take notice.

Children have for decades been recognized as forceful change agents for behavioral change in families when it comes to -- for instance -- hygienic practices or unhealthy indoor cooking practices in small biomass fired households.

Not only is Ron Evans the Salk's March of Dimes Chair and a Howard Hughes Medical Institute Investigator at the Salk Institute, a Lustgarten Foundation Distinguished Scholar and recipient of two Stand Up To Cancer grants, he is a passionate advocate for fast forceful change in pancreatic science research and new creative treatments.

The United States is not a country for revolutions, its inception notwithstanding, nor is it one to make forceful, sudden changes.

Until then, as long as forceful regime change by external powers is a real possibility, threatened regimes will try to find a way to develop a nuclear deterrence capability.