Sentence examples for forcefully links from inspiring English sources

She mixes deep passion and at times indignation with a disarming tone of conciliation, and she forcefully links the cause of LGBTQ equality with the higher human aspirations of the Cuban revolution.

Bob Boorstin, Google's public policy director, made the free-trade link forcefully in a posting on Google's public policy blog, although he stopped short of mentioning China specifically.

During the 1980s, several scientists argued forcefully for a link between these parasites and allergies.

And diplomats said he spoke far more forcefully on the video link to New York.

Leaders of the Coptic Church in the United States, after a fringe figure claiming to be a Coptic leader was linked Wednesday to promoting the film, forcefully denounced the video and denied any connection to the activists who promoted the trailer.

They should forcefully and publicly condemn Kigali for its links to militant groups in Congo and its undemocratic tendencies at home.

As James K. Galbraith has forcefully argued, as we look around the world, bloated and underregulated financial sectors are closely linked with greater inequality.

"The assumed link between large sporting events and trafficking for prostitution has been argued most forcefully by groups who believe that eradicating sex work will decrease trafficking (i.e. prostitution abolitionists).

Strikingly, up-regulation of NG2/CSPG4 is tightly linked to loco-regional recurrence of the tumour, underscoring the potential of this biomarker to forcefully predict the clinical course of oral cavity HNSCC patients.

Indeed, by mapping the empirical terrain through the British Social Attitudes Survey (BSA) and British Election Studies (BES), Evans (2006, p. 173) forcefully argues that 'there is no evidence that negative attitudes toward minority rights provision have become more closely linked to the rejection of welfare'.

The argument is forcefully made.