Sentence examples for forceful contribution from inspiring English sources

Georgieva, who recently visited the country, has secured an emergency £4m aid package and says a "much more forceful contribution from the international community" is needed.

This fine compilation features his lyrical sax-and-synths solo music, but also some forceful contributions to ECM sessions by bassist Miroslav Vitous, pianist Paul Bley and guitarist John Abercrombie.

The consequences of this and numerous other idiosyncratic events are individually insignificant but collectively forceful in their contribution toward gender-filtration.

The party leader used his speech in Liverpool to mount a forceful defence of the contribution made by immigrants.

During a meeting with immigration activists at a Northern Virginia church, Kaine offered a forceful endorsement of the contributions made by foreign-born residents but few clues about his status as a possible Clinton running mate.

And, to the extent that anyone still subscribes to this notion, the volume makes a forceful if not especially original contribution.

"America needs a smart forceful congressman like him". Gowdy's contribution to the Benghazi panel made him a major player in the 2016 election.

At the ceremony, held at a palace in Mexico City, Venturi ended his acceptance speech with a forceful acknowledgment of Scott Brown's "crucial" contributions.

Forceful expirations are substantial part of airway defense.

Democrats have been forceful in explaining that if the federal contribution is limited and competition doesn't magically slow costs commensurately, individuals and states will have to pay more.

With so much historical attention fixed on Lincoln and his generals, it is easy to overlook the contributions of the peculiar but forceful 37th Congress.