Sentence examples for forceful enough for the from inspiring English sources

"She has a strong, clear soprano, which, though occasionally marred by a tremolo, is both agile enough for the florid passages allotted to Leonora and forceful enough for the dramatic ones".

The acts here tend to be forceful enough for a "yes" or a "no" to well up inarguably within me.

The bill's sponsors in the Senate agreed to allow some exemptions for small farms and facilities, but those provisions are not forceful enough for Senator Jon Tester, Democrat of Montana.

These are considered by most commentators to be forceful enough for rejecting subjectivism as a serious contender for a satisfying interpretation of Spinoza's theory of attributes.

Dislocations are caused by stresses forceful enough to overcome the resistance of the ligaments, muscles, and capsule that hold the joint in place.

Dan McLagan, a spokesman for Mr. Lazio, said he doubted that Mrs. Clinton was forceful enough with the group, though the deal still stood.

He's not always forceful enough to be the concert Ray, but finds the private heart of Sunny Afternoon's co-author.

The trouble is these raids are not forceful enough to dislodge the terrorist threat but just heavy-handed enough to turn local sympathies against the state.

If a move higher does come and is forceful enough, the near term target could be around 1.3275; however, ahead of Friday's U.S. GDP numbers, I think it will be difficult for traders to commit to firmly either way.

If the injecting pressure is forceful enough, it may push the embolic materials into middle cerebral artery.

Bishop was careful to maintain that she respected the outcome of Egypt's recent presidential election and the independence of the country's judiciary, but hit back at suggestions that the Australian government had not been forceful enough in lobbying for Greste to be released.