Sentence examples for increasingly forceful from inspiring English sources

Slavery is documented as a condition of extreme deprivation, necessitating increasingly forceful resistance.

In New York City, protesters have been evacuated from Zuccotti Park, and are facing increasingly forceful police.

First, in numerous private conversations and increasingly forceful public statements, policy makers are urging their European counterparts to take big steps and move fast to reassure markets.

China's military has grown increasingly forceful with the country's political leadership, a fact Mr. Gates acknowledged obliquely to reporters en route to Beijing.

He joined Slaughter and May as an articled clerk in 1956, becoming a partner in 1968 and an increasingly forceful presence until his retirement in 1989.

But he turned out to be a darling of the musicians, who have become an increasingly forceful constituency within the Philharmonic.

The core of the party increasingly sees the forceful, charismatic and populist Mr Séguin, who has for years argued that the rightward-drifting Gaullists should "return to their roots"—as the perfect antidote to grey, technocratic Mr Juppé.

The situation intensified quickly as attendees wrapped towels around themselves and tried to take off, while the police became increasingly agitated and forceful.

He is not very decisive, he's not very forceful, and increasingly he seems to lack a sense of direction.

While proxy season has long been the domain of labor unions and activist investors with large personalities and forceful demands, increasingly it is mutual funds and other more tempered institutional shareholders who are criticizing lavish pay packages and questioning corporate governance.

Washington should also encourage Turkey to play a more forceful role; the increasingly exasperated Turkish prime minister, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, now seems more likely to do that.