Sentence examples for a vigorous response from from inspiring English sources

He provoked a vigorous response from Mrs Thatcher, who vigorously defended her policies and her deputy.

However Miliband's figures drew a vigorous response from the government.

Others defend him on the ground that police brutality then demanded a vigorous response from Germany's first postwar generation.

But in a statement, the WHO said that "a vigorous response" from the international community is needed to prevent a sharp escalation in the outbreak.

Mere mention of national health insurance has always prompted a vigorous response from the ever-vigilant American Medical Association; in the 1930s, the editor of its journal equated national health care with "socialism, communism, inciting to revolution".

"If we vote no, we'll go back to the drachma," protested a man in the Svetlana coffee bar, prompting a vigorous response from Theleriti's band of about a dozen helpers.

Simply calling a phenomenon "populism" with a knowing sigh is a long way from having a vigorous response to it.

Only last week did the central government begin a vigorous response.

His views brought a vigorous response last night.

But the international community must sustain a "vigorous response" to prevent a sharp deterioration, he added.

Mr. Dare's article generated a vigorous response, including nearly 400 comments.