Sentence examples similar to Champion vigorously from inspiring English sources

However, it is becoming increasingly misunderstood and its benefits not championed vigorously enough.

The director (whose work is championed vigorously by Quentin Tarantino) is planning a new film called Keoma Unbound, a sequel to his 1976 spaghetti Western Keoma.

Champion was vigorously contested.

Once he embraced an idea he would champion it vigorously.

While Clinton had blundered on both NAFTA and health care, above else, he had failed to save himself by defining himself as a workers' champion by vigorously advocating for workers' rights as Truman had.

The NATO course of action that Mr. Blair championed so vigorously two years ago ended up victorious.

Globalisation is becoming "increasingly misunderstood" and needs to be championed more vigorously, Liam Fox has said after praising Brexit as a "golden opportunity" for international aid.

But he must also vigorously champion Mayor Michael Bloomberg's congestion pricing plan for the city.

It would vigorously champion local council tax ballots to prevent cuts in old people's care.

Notoriety came during the mid-'80s, when he began to vigorously champion neural networks.

Mr. Daley vigorously championed the use of TIF.