Sentence examples for put strongly from inspiring English sources

The other - and as you would expect it is one being put strongly by the drugs industry - is that the way NICE assesses drugs is out-of-kilter with modern medicine.

In the Senate we will put our position strongly and we are happy to vote on this".

I can't put it strongly enough.

Ice Age put Fox strongly in the game in 2002.

Though the church is officially nonpartisan, opposition to gay marriage and abortion have put it strongly in the Republican camp.

The petition that the department filed, in October, was, by comparison, quite modest; yet the arguments that it put forward strongly echoed those made by Reback.

Donald Tusk also put himself strongly at odds with Europe's most powerful politician, Angela Merkel, by declaring that there was no majority among European governments for a binding quotas system to share refugees between them.

Her bowling average in the low 150's -- up nearly 20 pins from a year ago -- has put her strongly in the starting five of a Panas team which is doing remarkable things while storming its way through the girls' Northern Interscholastic Bowling League.

Once, from the rounded flank of a bottle, we learned that "BASS ALE hasbecome a household word and is exported to the four corners of the globe," and the intellectual effort required to visualize a globe with corners put us strongly in mind of the similar efforts demanded of us by David Lawrence in the dear dead days beyond recall.

We are very glad that Alan Johnson from the British Israel Communications and Research Centre will be on the panel for this event with other Palestinian and Israeli speakers, and are actively seeking a speaker to replace the Israeli embassy representative, who recently withdrew having previously accepted, to ensure that the case for the wall's building is put as strongly as possible.

Following Monday's hearing, BOA chairman Lord Moynihan told reporters: "It was a good day, all the arguments were put really strongly.