Sentence examples for much insists from inspiring English sources

Bill Russo of Booz & Company, another consultancy, observes that BMW designed a model just for China with a longer wheelbase, to give back-seat passengers more room; it is so successful that it is now being exported.But even a slowdown in official purchases won't curb growth much, insists Sha Sha, a co-author of the McKinsey report.

Therefore the argument that a livery stable is not a nuisance per se, which is much insisted upon by plaintiffs in error, is beside the question.

Popper thought this was tosh and had prepared a paper saying as much, insisting that there were philosophical problems.

It is surprising that the proponents of Scottish independence are so much insisting on creating a nation with limited independence.In a crisis, Scotland would also have much less flexibility on fiscal policy.

"The situation now is that both sides are embroiled in conflicts, and they pretty much insist on doing things their own way," said Liang Yunxiang, a specialist in China-Japan relations at Peking University's School of International Studies.

The representatives of DITIB and SCHURA very much insisted on including a clause regarding the right to refuse to testify in the negotiated contract.

be so much insisted on by the H. of Representatives, that though a law should be made requisite for the purpose, it could & would be obtained.

Nick pretty much insisted this was on here.

If anyone drinks a bit too much, insist they take a taxi or cab home, or stay the night.

Marriage was this much, he insisted, and much more, since it was also a joining of souls united in the shared endeavor of procreating the next generation.

That's his role....M1P1 - No, I don't think the GP has much of an influence, it's us who have to....it doesn't matter how much he insists.... he can help a bit but that's all.