Sentence examples for an equally vigorous from inspiring English sources

It is rooted in an old accusation: that Iran's domestic ills are the result of Western cultural subversion and call for an equally vigorous response.

His enemies, particularly Stanislav and Páleč, wrote a large number of polemical treatises against him, which he answered in an equally vigorous manner.

The Power of Institutions sets out an intriguing conundrum: one well-established body of literature decries the evils of highly centralized political systems, while an equally vigorous school of thought outlines the dangers of political fragmentation.

Warwick made an equally vigorous effort to put the government of the realm in better shape, to restore public order, to improve the administration of justice, and, by confiscations and economies, to make the crown solvent.

His withdrawal could swing those voters to Mr. Obama, who had a strong Hispanic following in Iowa, or to Mrs. Clinton, whose campaign is making an equally vigorous outreach effort.

Alongside the postcode-by-postcode battle for votes in Scotland's general election on 5 May, there was an equally vigorous campaign - speed-dial by speed-dial - to secure the Scotterati (they're like the glitterati, only grumpier).

With no part of our culture exemplifying this pathological relationship better than sports, it becomes clear that tackling homophobia in sport requires a simultaneous, equally vigorous effort to tackle sexism in sport.

Those nations who favor an expansive vision of Internet freedom should be equally vigorous in pressing their own.

South Africans watching may be reassured by the sight of a famous white man being attacked and defended in equally vigorous measure.

More intelligent children demonstrate a particularly plastic cortex, with an initial accelerated and prolonged phase of cortical increase, which yields to equally vigorous cortical thinning by early adolescence.

But there's a whole host of new, muscular plays that combine vigorous writing with equally vigorous ideas: Jez Butterworth's "Jerusalem," Stephen Adly Guirgis's "The With the Hat," David Lindsay-Abaire's "Good People" and Rajiv Joseph's "Bengal Tiger at the Baghdad Zoo".