Their statement was the most forceful effort yet to use anger over the verdict to galvanize opposition to Mr. Shafik, long considered a contender to succeed Mr. Mubarak inside his authoritarian one-party system.
In "Can He Unleash the Force?" (column, June 6), Maureen Dowd faults Senator Barack Obama for his failure to use a "forceful one-liner" or a "witty takedown" in the debates.
Piercing the squash can be difficult, and you may need to use a forceful, stabbing motion to successfully work the knife through the exterior.
With many private-sector labor unions growing smaller and weaker, and with public-sector unions under attack in numerous states, some employers think the time is ideal to use lockouts, a forceful approach they were once reluctant to use.
It is this angle that film directors like to use when introducing an ominous or potently forceful protagonist or antagonist.
Secretive, clannish and forceful, it used to be both famed and resented for its ability to work the government behind the scenes.
Blood volume increases, less oxygen is needed to generate the same amount of power, the heart becomes more efficient, and muscles become more forceful and use less glycogen, their preferred fuel.
Assemblyman Richard L. Brodsky, a Democrat from Westchester County, said that for Mr. Ravitch's plan to succeed, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg would have to become a forceful advocate, using his influence in the business community to build support.
For example, triple metre signifies the language of love for Nerone and Ottone (unfulfilled in the latter case); forceful arpeggios are used to represent conflict; and the interlacing of texts, written as separate verses by Busenello, indicates sexual tension in the scenes with Nerone and Poppea, and escalates the discord between Nerone and Seneca.
Garg et al. [ 49] determined the frequency, intensity and duration of forceful exertion and used this to calculate a Strain Index (SI).
