Sentence examples for more forceful because from inspiring English sources

But when the recovery arrives, Friedman suggested, it is all the more forceful because these resources have been lying idle, waiting to be brought back into production.

And, since UN reform has long been blocked by regional rivalries and powerful countries with something to lose, America can be pretty sure that nothing will come of it.Mr Obama's pledge was all the more forceful because his foreign-policy rhetoric has put store by rules and international consensus.

However, when cardiogenic shock was combined with increased elastic load, ventilatory muscle blood flow accounted for only 8% of the total blood flow, probably because the more forceful muscle contraction began to limit flow and possibly because the muscles were beginning to fail [ 23].

Few in Washington are persuaded, but most go along with the assumption because the more forceful alternatives are too unpleasant to contemplate.

It is a curious method for two reasons: firstly, because Szczesny, perhaps like Jack Wilshere, comes across as guy who could do with a more forceful warning to refocus, and secondly because David Ospina has been flawless in the last month, spreading calm and keeping clean sheets in each of the four games that he has played.

Also, the magnitudes of the net joint moments are different because running is a more forceful activity (Robertson et al. 2004).

A Republican politician with close ties to the party and the White House said that there has clearly been tension between Mr. Gilmore and the White House, partly because Mr. Gilmore has been more forceful than the White House expected.

"We were surprised because the fist strikes were not more forceful than the strikes with the palm.

So, if anything, the problem with young people is that we're not loud enough, we're not aggressive enough – we need to be more active, more forceful, we need to really speak up for ourselves, because we are right.

In any event, the duo may never be as crucial to Angela Merkel's government as Plisch and Plum were in their day, if only because Ms Merkel seems to be a more forceful chancellor than Kurt Georg Kiesinger was in the 1960s.

Or merely more forceful.