Sentence examples for more solidly than ever from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, Republicans, even those critical of Mr. Bush, said that the too-liberal Democratic choices left them more solidly than ever with their party, though none voiced great enthusiasm for the field.

Russia, more solidly intransigent than ever on Iraq, blocked an American and British plan to revamp rules on trade with the Iraqis, to allow them to buy any consumer goods that could not be proved to have military uses.

The field is certainly more solidly entrenched than it has ever been.

He is, if anything, more solidly empedestaled than Columbus.

"The reforms have been more solidly institutionalized than anything they've seen before".

Nevertheless, the two ethnic communities seem ever more solidly divided.

More so than ever before".

Chris Froome remains solidly in the lead, and few developments amongst an increasingly exhausted peloton - except that the collective tiredness has settled in a little deeper, and Paris, now just two days away, must seem more appealing than ever.

The abuse continues, more murky than ever.

And bosses are more distant than ever.

The problem is more pressing than ever.