Sentence examples for strongly send from inspiring English sources
"I very rarely come on TV," he says, "but I thought we needed to strongly send this message, that you cannot intimidate our comedians.
Investors did not react strongly, sending the shares down just 70 cents, to $21.63.
"It is our sincere hope that today's verdict strongly sends the message to victims and to perpetrators that sexual assault will not be tolerated in our communities," Beth Fortune,Vanderbilt's vice chancellor for public affairs, said in a statement.
England's World Cup chances are also helped by the fact it is in one of the easier pools, and it would be a major surprise were Martin Johnson's men not to finish on top of Group B. Romania and Georgia will not threaten the 2003 champions, while facing Argentina first will ensure that there is no complacency as England looks to start the tournament strongly and send a message to its rivals.
Mr. Bush made clear that he was strongly against sending troops and resources into failed states.
He did not convey a willingness to argue strongly for sending troops to Yugoslavia to enforce democracy there.
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission said Monday that it "strongly discourages" sending thyroid patients who receive radioactive iodine to hotels after treatment.
"Here's what bothers me about that whole thing, and I know I'm on the record, but I feel strongly about sending this message," Mr. Bond said.
Nevertheless, the market reacted strongly yesterday, sending CheckFree shares down 6.75 points to close at $28.75.
Your spouse might be anticipating a large family and this could be more expensive than you had planned, or they may feel strongly about sending your kids to Ivy League schools.
Sixty-one percent of the poll's respondents opposed placing U.S. soldiers on the ground to combat the terrorist group, and most of the Democratic candidates up for re-election strongly condemned sending in ground troops in any way.
