Sentence examples for more forcefully with from inspiring English sources

Instead, they say they think the higher rates will force the European Central Bank or other European neighbors to intervene more forcefully with measures to push down rates.

Obama regained his stride in the second, town hall-style debate by engaging more forcefully with Romney, as he would again in the third and final presidential debate.

This may encourage Mr Sharon to push ahead more forcefully with his controversial plan for Israel to withdraw from the Gaza strip.

Instead, they think the higher rates will force the European Central Bank to intervene more forcefully with measures to push rates down.

Several union leaders said the new committee could create a more united, more aggressive union that might deal more forcefully with the city in labor talks.

He had said 125,000 votes would be enough to give him a mandate to bargain more forcefully with the strikers.

And what Denk did, in addition to trying to pull Gustavo and Beethoven more forcefully along with him, was to tweak the inner workings of the score with slight adjustments in length and variety that eventually had the audience eating out of his hand.

Intellectually, this position is hardly outlandish; indeed, Ball's case is very similar to the case Olivier Blanchard made three years ago, just stated more forcefully and with more evidence.

Nowhere does the phenomenon emerge more forcefully than with the constants, quantities that seem to be encoded within the software of the universe.

In any case, Abbas can turn back to the Security Council if the peace process doesn't resume in earnest, although this time around his appeal will resonate far more forcefully, especially with the US.

If European leaders don't start acting much more forcefully, providing Greece with enough help to avoid the worst, a chain reaction that starts with a Greek default and ends up wreaking much wider havoc looks all too possible.