For instance, we should have come out against the 'immigrants go home' van far more quickly and more firmly than we did.
But I'd also argue passionately that the novel would be poorer, not richer, if Robinson contained Ruth's language and allusions more firmly within the territory we expect for a poorly educated girl and woman.
The routine dismissal of cultural products, meaningful or otherwise, from the other side of the Iron Curtain suggests a deeper political commentary buried within the text that would perhaps have resonated more, were we more firmly placed in the era in which the play is set.
To more firmly support this case, we have added new data in Figure 3 figure supplement 3 that shows the effects of the three individually deleterious mutations (L259S, R384G, V280A) in three different backgrounds of polymerase genes: Aichi/1968, Nanchang/1995, and Brisbane/2007.
We're more firmly anchored in reality this time: the episode begins with documentary footage from the Ripper years.
"They are being told much more firmly, 'You have infringed and we are going to sue if you don't settle.'" Lancaster said the problem of this approach was "among other things, there is the possibility there isn't an infringement".
By demonstrating semantic effects after stimulating either region, we can more firmly conclude that both areas make a critical contribution to conceptualization, in line with the hub-and-spoke approach.
In the present large study (289 samples), we document more firmly that cord blood plasma levels of IGF-1 are strongly correlated to all cord blood stem and progenitor concentrations examined, and that IGFBP-3 and estriol are positively correlated to at least some of these stem/progenitor measurements.
"We have to stand up, much more firmly, for the concept that I want to promote - which is intra-culturalism.
We're also seeing our own activist community getting more firmly behind the issue.
