Sentence examples for in considerable force from inspiring English sources

German U-boats also operated in considerable force along the South Atlantic ship lanes to Asia and the Middle East.

On the western side of the Mississippi she advanced in considerable force, and took post at the settlement of Bayou Pierre, on the Red river.

When two young Negroes arrived to enroll at the U. of Georgia, the student body turned out in considerable force not to welcome them, but to exhibit hospitably the full depth & breadth of Southern intellectual attainments.

"The enemy had planted a battery so as to command the road, and in the woods adjacent to the road on either side of the battery they were posted in considerable force," Captain Jack explained.

The New Yorker, January 21 , 1961P. 29 When two young Negroes arrived to enroll at the U. of Georgia, the student body turned out in considerable force not to welcome them, but to exhibit hospitably the full depth & breadth of Southern intellectual attainments.

By Donald Malcolm The New Yorker, January 21 , 1961 P. 29When two young Negroes arrived to enroll at the U. of Georgia, the student body turned out in considerable force not to welcome them, but to exhibit hospitably the full depth & breadth of Southern intellectual attainments.

The roots of the movement are in professional accounting, especially in the private sector, and has gained considerable force in the last two decades, and has had widespread effects on the ways public organizations are perceived, on policies governing them, and sometimes on organizational practices.

However, the joint NASA and NOAA statement will likely carry considerable force in a year in which world leaders will gather in Paris to negotiate a new global agreement to ratchet down greenhouse gas emissions.

After virtually disappearing from the United States in the early 1890s, the Knights remained a considerable force in Canada, and, although strictly excluded from the AFL, were made welcome in the TLC.

He has also taken an under-achieving university and, by realising its potential, turned it into a considerable force in research, and in its region, while remaining personable, approachable and one of the sharpest brains and best communicators in the sector.

Nick Grono, the chief executive of NGO the Freedom Fund, which has invested heavily in anti-trafficking initiatives in Thailand, believes Nestlé's admission could be a considerable force in shifting the parameters of what can be expected of businesses when it comes to supply chain accountability.