Sentence examples for more forceful to from inspiring English sources

In fact, when driving in the wet you have to be much more physical and much more forceful to drive with flair.

But even with the decision to supply lethal aid, the Obama administration remains deeply divided about whether to take more forceful action to try to quell the fighting, which has killed more than 90,000 people over more than two years.

He urged European leaders to take more forceful action to show they were committed to resolving their problems.

Concerned archaeologists urged United States military leaders to take more forceful steps to protect Iraqi's cultural treasures and to restore control of them to the local Department of Antiquities.

Some other European countries have taken more forceful action to try to tackle piracy.

Like President Obama's failed attempt at diplomatic engagement, sanctions are an unavoidable and necessary prelude to any more forceful action to stop Ayatollah Khamenei's nuclear ambitions.

The official end of the recession was welcomed by the Socialist government, which has recently come under intense pressure from investors for failing to implement more forceful changes to help revive growth.

That decision, however, has generated opposition from some regional governments, including that of the Basque Country, which want Madrid to take more forceful measures to track down tax cheats.

The results over the next few years could be significantly better than currently expected if Royal Mail were to take more forceful measures to improve efficiency and allocate capital better.

Also, suspecting that the fact of circumcision might promote more risky behavior, the counselors might be inclined to deliver more forceful counseling to the circumcised group.

"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".