Sentence examples for little more forcefully from inspiring English sources

Responding to the instability still evident in Baghdad, competition for power among Kurds and Arabs in the north and an anti-American outpouring from Shiites in the south, a senior administration official said today that "it's clear we are going to have to step in a little more forcefully".

I know that when I went back to my little elementary school after seeing her for the first time, I stood a little taller, I spoke a little more forcefully, and when I saw kids bully other kids, I took a stand.

Many of the ideas are fairly benign, such as giving the FCC power to regulate the Internet a little more forcefully.

I had to put it a little more forcefully, though.

But with the return of the odious balls to our shores, it's time for Fallon to make his point a little more forcefully.

If they are a chronic gossiper, you're probably going to have to shut them down a little more forcefully.

If the definition of solipsism is "a theory holding that the self can know nothing but its own modifications and that the self is the only existent thing", then little pushes back against solipsism more forcefully than confession gone public.

Some analysts attributed the market declines to disappointment that the Fed did not act more forcefully and to little faith that policy tools like lower interest rates could encourage consumers to spend more when they were already worried about jobs.

A forthcoming straight-to-DVD movie, The Great Race, promises to introduce a host of new friends who will forcefully inject a little more diversity into the Cumbrian island of Sodor.

Some analysts were disappointed the Fed did not act more forcefully and they had little faith that policy tools like lower interest rates were encouraging consumers and businesses to spend more or to start creating jobs.

Obama made this point more forcefully than he has in the past -- the little guy didn't screw our economy over, so why try to pin the blame on him?