Sentence examples for more force means from inspiring English sources

More force means faster speeds.

In every nation emerging from war or dictatorship a more representative police force means hiring members of marginalized groups with little education.

This means that more force can be transmitted from each thick filament to the adjacent thin filaments, and larger stresses can be exerted.

Plus, adults are heavier, which means more momentum, so that's more force, more damage and more to be worried about.

"This reduced contribution to the labour force means that the overall economy grows more slowly.

But that does not mean that Japanese public finances are sustainable.The Finance Ministry's other complaint has more force, however.

Close your throat and apply more force.

For larger dogs, use more force.

Never use more force than necessary.

Mullen said that although General Stanley McChrystal hadn't exactly asked him for more soldiers yet, a properly resourced counterinsurgency probably means more forces, and, without question, more time and more commitment to the protection of the Afghan people and to the development of good governance.

"But I do believe that — having heard his views and having great confidence in his leadership — a properly resourced counterinsurgency probably means more forces, and, without question, more time and more commitment to the protection of the Afghan people and to the development of good governance," Admiral Mullen said.