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Перевод: forcefully

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Тезаурус:

1. Making a better product is naturally still an important element of marketing today and is forcefully demonstrated by the Japanese consumer goods manufacturers.
2. If it were more forcefully to challenge the ageism that underlies the social structure, would it be in danger of provoking a backlash from those of its supporters who do not wish to be reminded that all is not well, despite their charity?
3. But the outcome was to demonstrate forcefully that you should never shy away from a fight for fear of losing.
4. The inspiration and drive has emanated from the pack, where Gray can assert most forcefully his authority and experience as a Scottish international.
5. After a stirring drive, Alesi finished fourth for Tyrrell and, along the way, he had to deal forcefully with Britain's Martin Brundle, the Brabham driver eventually spinning off.
6. "I don't want you treading on my effing toes," he said forcefully.
7. "It was just a glitch," he said, too forcefully.
8. He was strong and his resources of stamina enabled him to play just as forcefully in the final ten minutes of a game as in the first ten.
9. It would have been wrong to propose that subsidized admission to such schools should he offered to very bright pupils, at the same time that comprehension was being commended (sometimes forcefully so) to grammar schools.
10. Even the highly coloured reports sent in to the Propaganda Ministry had to accept in March 1945 that the crisis of confidence in the leadership did not stop at Hitler, and the point was underlined much more forcefully in final reports from the "opinion research" office of the SD.
11. He still has sufficient force, passion and reputation to get his way if he puts his case forcefully enough and yesterday he spent some time in conclave with Carrick, Neil Hartley and coach Doug Padgett.
12. This was most forcefully brought to my attention during the formative stages of a literature-search project conducted by an associate and myself.
13. A decline of the sculptor's reputation derived not only from the political discredit into which the regimes of the years before 1914 had fallen, but also from a distaste for allegory, and a revulsion from naturalist sculpture (which the young Brancusi expressed forcefully as a dislike for "beefsteak").