Sentence examples for be a more vigorous from inspiring English sources

Even as some scientists and advocates for women began arguing that at least there should be a more vigorous test of the estrogen hypothesis, it retained its power.

But Mr. Waxman's argument that he would be a more vigorous and effective advocate for Mr. Obama's agenda won the day.

Ashtanga yoga Ashtanga is a more vigorous style of yoga.

Inevitably he will go on to found — has there ever been a more vigorous salute to scholarly denial?

The Haydn, with its military drums and brass, is a more vigorous work, and the choir and orchestra ratcheted up their energy and volume levels suitably.

Oriental bittersweet is a more vigorous climber, reaching up to 12 metres (40 feet); the American species, up to 7.5 m, often has many sterile individuals in its population.

The comment, contained in the opening pages of the company's proxy filing ahead of its annual meeting on May 21, is a more vigorous affirmation of the same view the panel took last year when it opposed an unsuccessful shareholder proposal to split the roles.

At this time in the US where there is a more vigorous regulatory approach, there are less then 10 approved fillers.

Border morris is a more vigorous (and occasionally more dangerous) style of morris using sticks.

One factor contributing to the uptick is a more-vigorous market for co-ops and condominiums in Manhattan, which in turn is "stirring the luxury market here," said P. Gilbert Mercurio, the chief executive of the Westchester-Putnam Association of Realtors and the Westchester-Putnam Multiple Listing Service. Westchester-Putnam Multiple Listing Service

A1 President Bush said the sectarian violence was "a test for the Iraqi security forces," but gave no hint whether he was considering a more vigorous response by American military forces to restore order -- or whether the violence might delay their eventual departure.