As emphasized here, the same conditions apply perhaps even more forcefully to severely disturbed lands such as mine sites.
As Hume himself tells us, this seems to be arguing (explaining) in a circle, and Hume makes the same point (perhaps even more forcefully) about fidelity to promises.
But instead of criticizing those stressed students for not removing themselves from this unhealthy atmosphere, perhaps people should more forcefully challenge the expectations that create it.
Perhaps no regulator more forcefully took on that assignment than Gensler, earning him the enmity of much of Wall Street as he at times appeared to single-handedly implement reforms that promise to reduce earnings of banks such as JPMorgan Chase and Goldman Sachs.
He admits, though, that perhaps Europe "could have acted more forcefully earlier", given the escalation of tensions in recent months.Still, crafting a coordinated Western response will not be easy.
Intelligence is not a substitute for the critical work of diplomats on the ground — and perhaps no foreign policy issue demonstrates this more forcefully than Iran.
If the world more forcefully condemned Hamas for its crimes, perhaps there might be a chance to end this tragedy.
Perhaps one reason Clinton didn't bang the feminist gong more forcefully was that she feared it might remind voters she was a household name because of her husband's accomplishments, not her own.
It perhaps would have been useful to emphasize the strengthened warming beyond 2010 more forcefully.
