Sentence examples for particularly forcefully from inspiring English sources

Whether the Afghan army and police will be able to secure peace in the country depends not only on their ability to suppress the insurgency, which has reignited particularly forcefully in Helmand.

Bruno's "gayface," as one viewer called it, is a tool for exposing the intolerance that exists in many people whether or not the person they are talking to sashays particularly heavily or hits on them particularly forcefully.

Caveats about the predation experiments discussed in Majerus's book [ 5], critiques by other biologists, as well as points made particularly forcefully in a review of the Majerus book [ 18], were soon exploited by non-scientists to promote an anti-evolution agenda and to denigrate the predation explanation [ 10].

Joyce played second fiddle at times but hit the ball forcefully, particularly in the arc between point and extra-cover, to find the rope on 10 occasions.

Going forward, old competitiveness issues will need to be tackled forcefully, particularly as the global economic recovery stays feeble.

City officials, particularly Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, have forcefully defended the project on the grounds of religious freedom, saying that government has no place dictating where a house of worship is located.

Emphasize conventional tactics, particularly uniformed patrol, and lobby forcefully for lasting remedies such as economic, social and educational investment.

JOHN: Duncan Hunter's response is strong - Democrats are racing for the exits, nice image for him - and he delivers it forcefully, but not particularly presidentially.

If you face opposition to an idea, particularly if teammates resist swiftly and forcefully, it probably isn't about the idea at all.

This is an argument the FDA has been making forcefully over recent months, particularly in light of reduced pension benefits and increases to employee contributions.

In lieu of PR a representative, Krzanich, the CEO of the "great, great" company, was introduced by a forcefully spoken if not particularly eloquent man who was seated nearby.