I didn't believe that forceful military recovery of South Ossetia was possible.
His short time in Washington was unobtrusive, and he continued to campaign at home while others in the state's Congressional delegation established a more forceful presence as hurricane recovery efforts unfolded.
The meeting of "codependent minds" is a forceful pull that invariably derails the recovery process, he explains.
Physical exposures such as repetitive and forceful muscle work, lack of sufficient recovery, precision demands, and awkward postures are risk factors for neck and upper limb musculoskeletal pain [ 5– 7].
But he, along with the other world leaders present, did get a more forceful and detailed blueprint for a global recovery than a similar gathering 86 years ago, when an earlier generation failed to take collective action to counter the Great Depression.
Further, repetitive and forceful muscle work may in theory—hinder adequate recovery between resistance training sessions and workdays.
The main physical factors causing musculoskeletal disorders include rapid work pace and repetitive motion patterns, insufficient recovery time, heavy lifting and other forceful manual exertions, non-neutral body postures (either dynamic or static) of the wrists, elbows, or shoulders, concentrations of mechanical pressure, vibration (both segmental and whole-body) and low temperature [ 1].
Rebecca McCutcheon's production indulges some over-camp writhings on Mount Olympus, but the humans are forceful: Sarah Thom makes a pale, obsessive Dido, Jake Maskall (in recovery from being EastEnders's Danny Moon) a raw and riven Aeneas.
But when the recovery arrives, Friedman suggested, it is all the more forceful because these resources have been lying idle, waiting to be brought back into production.
— President Obama accepted the Democratic nomination for a second term on Thursday night, making a forceful argument that he had rescued the economy from disaster and ushered in a recovery that would be imperiled by a return to Republican stewardship.
