You can tell how much trouble a Washington politician is in by how forcefully his (or her) allies push back in the immediate aftermath of a bombshell negative story.
The next Fed chairman will play a leading role in determining how forcefully the government seeks to constrain the financial industry.
Mr. Osborne was in a bind over how forcefully to argue for changes.
Some scientists believe that individual neurons in motor cortex send direct messages that tell the muscles which direction to move in, how fast, and how forcefully.
While the candidates and party activists agree that the war should end, they differ over how quickly troops should be withdrawn, over whether the withdrawal should be accomplished by cutting off financing for troops in the field, and over how forcefully to react to a veto.
At issue at the time of the meeting referenced in the text, both Strzok and Page told congressional investigators, was how forcefully they should push in trying to uncover possible links between Trump's team and Russian President Vladimir Putin's.
In several interviews, it was striking how forcefully he defended the President.
Its five members will decide how forcefully to go in when the board starts annual inspections of the big four accounting firms.
In a city already divided over how forcefully it should confront historical and institutional racism, only inflamed by last year's unrest, there was little consensus over how to understand the contrast between last year and this year.
The willpower of the ruling classes, or lack thereof, has become an especially pressing topic in Washington, as elected officials debate how forcefully to stand up to President Trump on policy and governing.
