Sentence examples for more firmly with from inspiring English sources

Fascists promised to deal more "firmly" with Marxists than had earlier, more democratic rightist parties.

I waved him to a chair, blew my nose, fixed my kipa more firmly with its silver hairpin.

This year, though, I decided that I wanted to align my time more firmly with my priorities.

While flying, Trump told reporters on the plane that he believes "China will be stepping up" to deal more firmly with Pyongyang.

"The fact that in December we actually began to speak more firmly with one voice was a way of giving us a stronger political credibility to match that economic strength," she said.

It told the early history of the Grail and linked this independent legend more firmly with Arthurian legend, using the prophetic figure of Merlin, with his knowledge of past and future, as the connecting link.

Interventions based even more firmly within the current structures and with more potential buy-in from the clinical midwives providing home-based care warrant further investigation.

Even though our military footprint there is more firmly established, with nearly 10,000 U.S. troops and 6,000 other foreign troops, and with several major airfields accessible to NATO forces in country, ordnance was dropped during only about 400 sorties last year.

And as the early-music movement's conception of Baroque propriety grows more firmly entrenched with the passing years, Mr. Randolph's approach seems increasingly antiquated.

As Frank Trentmann argues in his forthcoming book The Empire of Things: "It was when debt became more firmly associated with the poor that it spelled moral shame".

Although preliminary data from small studies are promising, the role of macrolides in the treatment of these chronic disorders needs to be more firmly established with larger, well-designed trials, targeted to investigate major clinical outcomes.