Sentence examples for a particularly vigorous from inspiring English sources

The tinkering is currently proceeding at a particularly vigorous pace; but do not mistake that for impending abolition.

Towards the end of his show, and after completing a particularly vigorous squeeze horn solo, Bill Bailey confesses to feeling old.

It builds understanding of how important financials are, but also that was a particularly vigorous and demanding job to have right out of college.

In Wales there was a particularly vigorous upsurge of Nonconformity, and the Welsh chapel was to influence late 19th-century and 20th-century British politics.

THE slowdown drags on, but with each passing day, most of the nation's forecasters stick stubbornly to their optimism, as if the tottering economy requires a particularly vigorous whistling past the graveyard.

Government lawyers had warned at a recent hearing that a "particularly vigorous" ban on smoking in state prisons could cause discipline problems and risk the safety of staff and inmates.

Among over-90s, said Watson, the population growth was particularly vigorous: an age group which totalled 13,000 in 1911 now numbers 430,000.

The authors refer to the recognition of multiple independent autoantigens by a single T cell population as cumulative autoimmunity and suggest that these additive responses contribute to particularly vigorous immune reactions and may play a role in spontaneously developing autoimmune disorders in humans.

The story is a little embarrassing as the Guardian's coverage of Ida was particularly vigorous.

Microsoft's MSN has been particularly vigorous.

While her style of muckraking might be particularly vigorous, her preoccupation with Brand's attractiveness is nothing new.