But he himself is forcefully asserting to young people that for them, when it comes to Social Security, the sky is falling.
Hydrogeologist Philip LaMoreaux asserted in 1995 that the eruption caused significant climatic changes in the eastern Mediterranean region, Aegean Sea and much of the Northern Hemisphere, but this was forcefully rebutted by volcanologist David Pyle a year later.
I was forcefully recruited.
They forcefully asserted that children were a priority, and some argued that children were, in fact, their #1 priority.
He said he was not worried about what Flynn might share now that he is cooperating with prosecutors, forcefully asserting that there was "absolutely no collusion" between his campaign and Russia.
It's also clear that these circumstances are typical of each respective professional field: Data show that commercial air travel is extremely safe and getting safer, but, as the U.S. Chemical Safety Board forcefully asserted in October, the same cannot be said for academic laboratories.
Blackburn forcefully asserted that the situation must be remedied.
Paul Krugman has consistently and forcefully asserted that unemployment in both the United States and Europe is disastrously high.
As President Obama forcefully asserted at a news conference later in the day, there can be no negotiations until the government is open and until Republicans raise the debt ceiling and end the possibility of default.
China has more forcefully asserted sovereignty over great swathes of the South China Sea.
"Well, for one," she forcefully asserted, "students can no longer pledge allegiance to the flag in schools".
