Sentence examples for to be firm from inspiring English sources

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to be firm

verb

To exist; to have real existence.

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"The response has to be firm".

So I tell Barack to be firm.

To be firm.

"At the same time our response has to be firm".

The trick was to be firm but fair.

"You've got to be firm and consistent," he said.

But we found it tough to be firm with him.

Its best to be firm and polite on the matter.

Pyne said the Australian people knew "that you have to be firm in controlling the treasury".

Unlike Miss Megawati, however, he is thought to be firm and decisive.

"Berger urged Clinton to hear out Sharif, but to be firm.

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