Sentence examples for forcefully applied from inspiring English sources

But it is not meant to withstand the rudder's being forcefully applied in alternating directions.

Although some of the pressure has come from increased competition with Mexican growers, most of it has been forcefully applied by the largest purchaser of Florida tomatoes: American fast food chains that want millions of pounds of cheap tomatoes as a garnish for their hamburgers, tacos and salads.

Advances in genomics, nanoscience, microfluidics and bioengineering, as well as innovative funding paradigms can help to overcome research and development barriers for such diagnostics if they are deliberately and forcefully applied.

But the stakes could not be higher now that research has led to increasingly effective tools capable of blunting epidemics and, if forcefully applied, even bringing them to a halt.

One approach that did seem to work, at least where it was most forcefully applied, was the counter-terrorism campaign in Iraq led by Gen. Stanley McChrystal between 2003 and 2008.

If banks forcefully apply the rules, they will make it harder for corrupt foreign leaders to launder their money.

Airbus maintained it had warned several times on the possibility that forcefully applying the rudder in alternating directions could make a plane break up in flight, including in its submission to the Safety Board on the Flight 903 investigation.

He must have asked what I was living on, as I remember him urging me forcefully to apply for sickness benefit.

Different companies monitor different traits, but typically they will all be interested in when and where you're driving; the type of road; how fast you're going and whether you're within speed limits; how forcefully you apply the brakes; and how you take corners.

Niall FitzGerald, the co-chairman of Unilever and a leading advocate of the euro among business leaders, said that Mr. Blair's conviction about Britain's role in Europe "must soon be applied forcefully in the euro debate".

The difficulty of making summary judgments on marginal flopping calls would add yet another interruption, particularly since more than 40 fouls are whistled during a typical game.If applied forcefully, the NBA's anti-flopping rule makes the best of a bad situation.