Sentence examples for more forcefully and from inspiring English sources

"He adds a sentence that says something more forcefully and efficiently".

And few have explored it more forcefully and intimately than Nayland Blake.

He was angry the call was not made more forcefully and that Collins paid the price.

Meanwhile, the Federalist Party criticized the Embargo Act even more forcefully and accused Madison of deliberately working against American interests.

The election outcome was also sobering news for Catholic bishops, who this year spoke out on politics more forcefully and more explicitly than ever before, some experts said.

Now that a precedent has been set with the shake-up at the Börse, foreigners are likely to wield their power more forcefully and effectively.

Drug resistance and super-bugs hit more forcefully -- and fatally -- the poor, the vulnerable and the marginalized, especially women and children.

Her bread-and-butter issues involve things like making mortgage agreements more transparent, ridding credit card contracts of their "tricks and traps," and responding more forcefully to the fraud and abuse that's found throughout the banking industry.

Add to that a cocktail of grievances that have been aired more and more forcefully over the past decade, and observers are wondering whether Bahrain might be the first of the Arab Gulf states to see protests in the wake of Tunisia and Egypt.

Jeffrey D. Feltman, the United Nations' top political official, told the Security Council during a Middle East briefing, "The destructive military spiral churns more forcefully each day and threatens to pull its neighbors, most notably and worrisomely Lebanon, into its vortex".

He has wisely picked a part of this set of interwoven challenges that should have been addressed much more forcefully by me and others long ago".