Sentence examples for Fairly vigorous from inspiring English sources

"We'd had a fairly vigorous war.

Production cuts could be even sharper, if manufacturers are being too optimistic in their projections of fairly vigorous sales as the new model year begins this autumn.

In its more formal statement, the fund argued that the sequester and other forms of fiscal contraction will cut this year's U.S. growth rate by almost half, undermining what might otherwise have been a fairly vigorous recovery.

There was, as I remember it, a fairly vigorous debate about the wisdom of invading Iraq in the months leading up to the war, even if one did not find the most sophisticated expressions of it on cable news.

And though she plans to tailor her classes to the skill level of the participants, she intends to focus on her area of training, vinyasa yoga -- a fairly vigorous form of yoga that she maintains does not prohibit alcohol.

Dr. Fletcher, an American Heart Association spokesman, said the group would soon put out new exercise guidelines, calling for 30 to 60 minutes of "fairly vigorous" exercise four to six times a week.

Reviews were mixed, with Maitland McDonagh of TV Guide writing that Allen's work was "shallow and unconvincing from beginning to end" and Mick LaSalle of the San Francisco Chronicle saying that although "it's not as good as Match Point or Crimes and Misdemeanors...taken on its own, it's a fairly impressive piece, a directorially vigorous, well-acted, tightly constructed movie".

Also, we found a small increase in HDL levels, which usually increases fairly consistently in response to long-term vigorous physical activity.

Note, however, that walking is a fairly mild exercise that does not require vigorous physical exertion.

"Intel believes in competing fairly and believes consumers are benefiting from this vigorous competition," Intel's prepared statement read.

Intel, in a statement, strongly denied AMD accusations, saying it "believes in competing fairly and believes consumers are benefiting from this vigorous competition".