Sentence examples for because of a vigorous from inspiring English sources

It proved unfishable with what was needed -- a sinking line -- because of a vigorous bloom of water lillies and sago pond weed.

To everyone's great relief, the crisis has largely receded, for consumers if not for the state's budget -- in part because new capacity has come on line, and in part because of a vigorous, if largely underreported, program of energy conservation.

He said he believed he had been suspended because of the language he used with readers but also because of a vigorous campaign to undermine him by News Corp, who reported that some readers who wrote to complain about his views on the conflict in Gaza received emails telling them to "fuck off".

Progress has occurred because of a vigorous interaction between laboratory scientists and the clinical trials community.

Progress has been made because of a vigorous interaction between laboratory scientists and the clinical trials community.

The evaluation of tumour areas in pancreatic cancer is difficult, even with newer imaging techniques, because of a vigorous desmoplastic reaction, including inflammation and fibrosis within and around the tumour.

Whether because prosecutors acknowledge the social value of a vigorous press or because they have no appetite for distracting public fights that will not lead to evidence, there is little reason to think they will make a First Amendment martyr of Mr. Novak.

They are full of a vigorous and bawdy humanity.

At seventy-nine, Altman has the appearance of a vigorous grandpa.

Democracy, of a vigorous kind, is now firmly entrenched.

That's great and all part of a vigorous and healthy debate.