Sentence examples for forcefully driven from inspiring English sources

Not only will structural reforms have to be more forcefully driven through, but more than two-thirds of the savings have to come from cuts in public spending.

About 900 yards from the ocean's edge at Pillar Point, the swell hits the underwater rock formation and is forcefully driven forward and upward.

Of the four presidents who have fundamentally changed Princeton and forcefully driven it forward (the traits seem indivisible), two fascinatingly were Witherspoon and McCosh, both fresh from Scotland; the other two were UAs Wilson and Goheen, straight from the faculty.

This reality was forcefully driven home, Freeman says, in the aftermath of the 2008 collapse when the most culpable banks were able to extort continued control over the decisions of policy makers and legislators.

The Uruguayan star Santiago Silva forcefully drove the ball into the right side of the net to make the score 2-1.

If Obama and Biden forcefully drive this point home again and again, should McCain unleash an all-but-certain-to-be-about-national-security October Surprise, it will prove to be no more successful than his pathetic attempt to smear Obama using Bill Ayers.

Beaumont also made the point that companies with more gender balanced senior management have been shown to be more financially successful — and that message, that if a company fails to promote women it can be shown to be "failing its shareholders", could be used more forcefully to drive a business case for female promotion.

Beaumont also made the point that companies with more gender balanced senior management have been shown to be more financially successful — and that message, that if a company fails to promote women it can be shown to be "failing its shareholders", could be used more forcefully to drive a business case for female promotion.

That was forcefully driven home for Israelis on Monday by a suicide bombing that killed two young soldiers and wounded nine others near a train station in a northern Israeli town, Binyamina.

8.58am GMT 20th over: Australia 110-1 (Finch 71, Wade 23) Finch trots down the pitch to Tredwell but can only drive forcefully to long on for one.

His forcefully musical rhythms drive even poems of everyday experience — such as waiting outside church on a warm night — to a pleasingly contradictory transport.