Sentence examples for more strongly that from inspiring English sources

If officials think the economy will grow more strongly, that forecast would suggest they may decide to retreat more quickly.

"This implies more strongly that it's not a statistical fluke".

He was not, but Maxwell did believe, ever more strongly, that reality was the best fiction.

I felt even more strongly that this woman did not deserve it.

Other journal editors feel even more strongly that their audience is not looking to change.

Congressional leaders and the Bush administration have recently insisted even more strongly that policy be based on scientific research.

"Health educators," the researchers wrote, "should emphasize more strongly that light smokers are also endangering their health".

"As I wrote I began to see more strongly that there were inescapable analogies," Mr. Unsworth said.

Then he went on to Oxford University to study philosophy, politics and economics, and felt even more strongly that he didn't belong, though again he made his mark.

But top administration officials are signaling more strongly that it is not going to be a war in the classic sense.

First, a section on safety now warns a little more strongly that if automakers raise fuel economy by reducing vehicles' weight, then vehicles might become less safe.