Sentence examples for a matter of vigorous from inspiring English sources

THE efficacy of Abenomics, the reform programme of Japan's prime minister, Shinzo Abe, is a matter of vigorous debate.

Whether the term serfdom appropriately describes the condition of the peasantry in other contexts is a matter of vigorous contention.

How such systems will be built, and how soon they will begin providing meaningful answers, is now a matter of vigorous debate both among academic researchers and commercial technologists.

The emergence of joint attention is still a matter of vigorous debate.

However, the extent of downward control is still a matter of vigorous debate, and great care will be needed in interpreting the data.

The origin of their constellations remains a matter of vigorous and occasionally fractious debate.

In April 1984 Brittan granted her British citizenship in a matter of weeks, after a vigorous campaign by the Daily Mail.

General-in-Chief General-in-Chief General-in-Chief General-in-Chief Henry W. Halleck of so large an army in the face of a defeated foe, and during the most favorable season for rapid movements and a vigorous campaign, wrote matter of great dinappointment and regret".

This breed is also known to have highly vigorous calves which are up and suckling in a matter of minutes after birth; the cows have very few calving problems.

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Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, one of the center's most vigorous defenders, has argued that the planners' right to build it is a matter of religious freedom and is central to American values.