Sentence examples for more forceful terms from inspiring English sources

So did Vince Cable, in even more forceful terms.

Ravikant shares Carleton's opinion, and delivered to it to the SEC in more forceful terms, hoping the rules can changed.

"I suspect that if they see greater signs of weakness later this year they could institute something a bit more forceful in terms of quantitative easing," he said.

"I believe the Iran deal is dead," said Cotton, given that Trump "is going to be much more forceful on the terms of the nuclear deal itself, and that itself may cause the Ayatollahs to walk away, but I also know that he intends to confront...Iranian regional aggression, and their imperial project around the Middle East".

These might include further quantitative easing, more forceful promises about short-term interest rates, and perhaps moves to lower the exchange rate.

"In the near term more forceful action is warranted to cement recent gains in market confidence and end the crisis," the IMF said.

"People like myself have maybe been a bit negligent in terms of being more forceful trying to push through measures to address what was going to be a major problem - and it is a major problem".

For a president teetering on the edge of a single term, making a more forceful case at Hofstra University on Long Island on Tuesday night could hardly have been more imperative.

He missed opportunities to call for a more forceful opposition to assault weapons in another term, and to put forward a clear immigration policy.

The president, after preliminary talk more forceful than ever before heard, peremptorily capitulated, accepting Israeli terms.

However, adding a pop-up on the home page is a much more forceful effort on the search giant's part in terms of increasing the number of registered voters.