Sentence examples for more solidly on from inspiring English sources

In 1987, CBS began retrenching and focusing the company more solidly on broadcasting.

Like Vice President Al Gore, Mrs. Clinton has to move out more solidly on her own, holding onto the economic progress in the last eight years while shedding the sleazier stuff that is clearly a more complicated part of her life than the vice president's.

The report then went on to focus more solidly on the economics of building and financing a canal.

Android Wear is about to be able to stand more solidly on its own two feet, and that's good news for developers and OEMs building for the platform.

This system would base our diagnostic procedures more solidly on biology and reinforce the notion that psychiatric disorders are disorders of the brain.

We have modified the text in numerous ways to be more cautious on this point and to base our claims more solidly on what is known in the literature.

While it was far too early for Woods to panic, it was clear he would have to hit the ball more solidly to score on a course like Southern Hills.

— President Obama and Mitt Romney entered new political terrain on Thursday as their campaign debate moved more solidly onto issues of foreign policy, a subject that had largely been absent as a major general election issue until this week.

Yet, like Europe's lagging Mediterranean countries, though to a lesser extent, France is having trouble competing with the larger German economy, which is more flexible, less confrontational in its relations with employees and more solidly built on industry and exports.

But it was the Republican National Committee, and not the Democrats, that was sounding more solidly behind the president on Afghanistan.

Pretty soon though, we see him settling on more solidly architectural forms, horizontal in orientation, made of receding planes that interlock ambiguously in space, a little like the eye-teasing structures of his Dutch contemporary M. C. Escher.