Sentence examples for forcefully indicate from inspiring English sources

The repeated multicentre trial failures of agents targeted against suppressing the inflammatory response [ 36], starting with anti-endotoxin strategies in the 1990s through to the withdrawal of activated protein C in 2011, forcefully indicate the need for better selection of suitable patients, optimal timing and titrated dosing using drugs or techniques offering similar biologic rationales.

With downstrokes pointed in particular directions, Mr. Morris forcefully indicated how the notes should fall and from which players.

But the fact that they are making the point so forcefully indicates that they ended up getting the opponent they most feared in the Republican field.

She held out her palms and gave the air a firm shove, to indicate how forcefully the economy was holding people back.

1937 U.S. Aghast at Nanking Raid Threat WASHINGTON — The United States government indicated forcefully to Japan today [Sept. 21] that Japanese illegal inroads upon China are regarded very unfavorably in Washington.

But he also indicated, forcefully, that this must be a genuine compromise, taking Russian concerns into account, or Russia would retaliate with a major expansion of its nuclear arsenal.

Tilt your phone to the side and you are presented with a meter that indicates how forcefully you'll throw your mighty blade.

Point forcefully made, point taken.

Taken together, these results indicate that it is more difficult to migrate late in life, as the age barrier in the labor market strikes forcefully against these individuals.

The copyright holders who upload their content then indicate whether they want YouTube to automatically remove uploaded copies of the same content, or whether they want YouTube to forcefully display advertisements on top of uploaded copies of the same content (revenue from which will go into the copyright holders' pockets).

Still, Mr. Reilly forcefully criticized the archdiocese today and indicated that his office was seeking every legal avenue that might allow for archdiocesan officials to be prosecuted.