Sentence examples for more forcefully for from inspiring English sources

President Obama came out more forcefully for certain gay rights.

But Ms. Dorner, too, says women on Wall Street need to advocate more forcefully for themselves.

The trade union federation includes many officials who yearn to speak more forcefully for underdog workers.

It is true that some activists called on Mr. Obama to denounce the Iranian authorities more forcefully for using violence against protesters.

It is true that some activists called on Mr. Obama to denounce Iranian authorities more forcefully for using violence against protesters.

I agree that President Obama needed to do what President Ronald Reagan did: continue his campaign into his presidency to argue more forcefully for the changes he promised during his campaign.

Two weeks into the trial, Gov. Kathleen Babineaux Blanco was called to the stand, and she spent three hours trying to parry the defense's depiction of her as responsible for failing to counter the storm more forcefully and for not ordering an evacuation.

He spoke more forcefully yesterday for the agreement than he usually does.

South Korean president Park Geun-hye has repeatedly implored Japanese leaders to more forcefully apologize for the injustices suffered by comfort women.

Although that point could have been made even more forcefully, "Looking for Answers" does include one painful image of American naïveté -- film of George Bush, then vice president, hailing the Islamist Mujahadeen for having "earned the admiration of free men everywhere".

7) I think it would have helped President Obama's standing with his political base -- and swing voters -- had he more forcefully advocated for a public option throughout the last months.