Sentence examples for more forcible from inspiring English sources

Bulgarian culture was by this time too deeply rooted to be easily changed, and the Byzantine Empire, beset by the attacks of the Seljuq Turks and the disturbances of the Crusaders, lacked the power to support a more forcible Hellenization.

More than two years after Egyptians overthrew an authoritarian, military-backed leader and later installed their first democratically elected president, Mohamed Morsi, the country is facing the possibility of more forcible change — from the military.

I don't know how you can categorize it, and it's disgusting that Todd Akin would have tried to categorize it" — was reminded that Paul Ryan had joined with Akin to co-sponsor a bill that aimed to categorize rape, and said, "Well, I think there is a way to have a more forcible rape, the same way there are different types of assault".

Whewell explained that "the evidence in favour of our induction is of a much higher and more forcible character when it enables us to explain and determine [i.e., predict] cases of a kind different from those which were contemplated in the formation of our hypothesis.

The discordant combination of phenotype and anomalous vrs1 genotype is consistent throughout all strata suggesting that the same barley was grown in situ despite the cultural transitions, some of which were peaceful, and others more forcible.

First, the legal and cultural definition of rape has expanded to encompass far more than forcible penetration by a stranger.

That puts more onus on forcible eradication a challenge for a weak and unpopular government.A setback in BoliviaPolitical fragility has complicated the drug war in Bolivia, too.

The Morsi forces are understandably skeptical of the political process and their ability to participate fairly in it so long as Morsi and other leaders are in jail and face criminal charges and street protesters face more deaths and forcible removal.

Note, however, that unlike violence more generally, murder and forcible rape (Figure 3a, b) did not have higher 2010 arrest rates for those offenders in their 40s.

"Sodomy," he asserted, was the greatest sexual sin -- more offensive even than forcible rape.

Would create a sex crime of forcible touching, with more severe penalties than have been possible.