Sentence examples for forceful transition from inspiring English sources

During fights, both Nazca booby hatchlings facultatively upregulate testosterone [T; 3], in accord with the Challenge Hypothesis [2], implicating testosterone in a quick and forceful transition to combat.

In a 30-minute phone call to Mr. Mubarak just before his public remarks, Mr. Obama was more forceful in insisting on a rapid transition, according to officials familiar with the discussion.

At each chorus, "7 Things" speeds up dramatically and Cyrus' vocals become aggressive and forceful; Chris Willman of Entertainment Weekly described the transition as "from sensitive breakup song in the strummy verses to punky-pop kiss-off in the double-time choruses".

As an actor Kean relied on his own forceful and turbulent personality and on sudden transitions of voice and facial expression.

By carefully delineating its stance as neither interference nor forceful imposition of its might, India has the onus of collectively driving the process of peaceful transition of Myanmar.

Jerry Stackhouse, who was elected first vice president in February, has emerged as the players' most forceful voice and, along with Mason and James Jones, has played a key role in presiding over this transition period.

But mere archaeological analysis could say nothing about the causes of the transition from one way of thinking to another and so had to ignore perhaps the most forceful case for the contingency of entrenched contemporary positions.

The results suggest that the parasite-induced transcriptome changes are unrelated to the normal life-history transition from the in-hive to the foraging stage but the behavioral analysis finds no evidence for a forceful eviction of the parasitized individuals.

Transition, transition, transition.

And forceful?

So was forceful.