To be sure, small-cap stocks have rallied forcefully since August, leading some people to predict that they will soon reassert their historical dominance.
He feels confident that he is leaving the Council in far better shape than he found it, after serving there for more than a quarter-century and leading it forcefully -- some say too forcefully -- for 16 years.
Tomas Valasek, director of foreign policy at theCentre for European Reform, says in recent times Germany has often shocked its partners by forcefully pressing its demands, leading to all kinds of "recalculations" within both the EU and Nato.
The country's leading newspapers spoke forcefully of "national shame," "a betrayed nation," and the need to save the republic from "the scourge of hate and bigotry".
With only Alan Keyes sitting between them, the two leading candidates argued forcefully over abortion, policy toward Russia, taxes, Social Security, and the don't-ask-don't-tell policy on gays in the military.
MEDFORD, Ore .— As Senator Barack Obama folded his arms and looked on, a retired Air Force general who is one of his leading military advisers forcefully defended Mr. Obama's patriotism Saturday and accused former President Bill Clinton of trying to use "divisive attacks" to promote his wife's candidacy.
How is it that when a leading G.O.P. candidate finally, forcefully turns on Trump, it only serves to underscore the ugliness that Trump has added to our political discourse?
Five of their colleagues disagreed, however, leading Justice Thurgood Marshall to speak forcefully in dissent.
2. Leading women need to emerge forcefully and rescue this region because the leading older men are still too hardwired for honorable destruction.
Pro-immigration protesters and Donald Trump supporters clashed at a rally in Miami on Friday, leading to one protester being forcefully dragged out by his collar to chants of "USA!
