Sentence examples for because of its vigor from inspiring English sources
Mr. Hale's World Church is scariest of all, though, because of its vigor and highbrow racism.
In addition, fear conditioning in general constitutes a very strong learning paradigm, which might override and mask any mild learning deficits because of its vigor even in the mildest form tested here.
Solanum torvum Sw (hereafter Torvum) is worldwide employed as rootstock for eggplant cultivation because of its vigor and resistance/tolerance to heavy metal- and salt-contaminated soil and, specially, to the most serious soil-borne diseases (i.e. bacterial, fungal wilts and root-knot nematodes) [ 1].
He is 81, but his prose, in terms of its vigor, is still in its 30s.
Climbing back above that figure would be a welcome sign that American democracy retains some of its vigor.
The productivity report came on the heels of other data showing that the economy had lost some of its vigor.
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The larger efforts at immigration reform also faltered, and the promised new era of Latino activism appeared to lose some of its vigor.
The rise of ancient Greece as an economic force was extraordinary because of its extent, its vigor and its enduring influence on global culture and history.
In metaethics his non-naturalism likewise remained dominant for several decades, though here Moore played a larger role, especially for later generations, because of the vigor with which he presented the view.
He noted that Egyptian state media had reported that presidential aides sometimes had trouble keeping up with their octogenarian leader "because of his extraordinary dynamism and vigor".
