Burt et al. assume that "force may be the primary job exposure risk factor for CTS" and thus, "a reduction in the amount of time spent in forceful exertion and the intensity of the required force of job tasks may reduce the occurrence of CTS" [ 47].
The Thornton brothers rap in forceful monotones, delivering careful, clever lines.
In clusters of three, they march back and forth or traverse the stage in forceful sprints.
When he walks or runs, his arms swing in forceful little arcs at his sides.
She works as an immigration and human rights lawyer, and speaks in forceful, eloquent bursts.
Mr. Douthit's phoenix was altogether a less complicated creature, in forceful, exquisitely clear virtuoso dancing.
Mr. Sides writes in forceful, dignified, obscenity-free language and creates the momentum of a tightly constructed nonfiction film.
President Obama needs to change the subject to have a successful final term, and he announced on Wednesday, in forceful terms, that he intends to do just that.
Many prominent British anthropologists of this era were soon locked in forceful debate with their colleagues elsewhere over the significance of descent relative to that of marriage.
The resulting images, of massive bodies in forceful action, are those special creations that constitute the larger part of his most admired major works.
