Sentence examples for being vigorous enough from inspiring English sources

Acting as a national watchdog on job discrimination, he also criticized President John F. Kennedy and the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission as not being vigorous enough in fighting segregation.

Responding to claims that they had run a deliberately half-hearted campaign, in order to give the Lib Dems a better chance, she said: "I would say to those who are critical: 'Unless you were here, unless you were out delivering and unless you were knocking on doors, you really don't have a right to complain about us not being vigorous enough'".

"It raises serious questions whether the D.A. — even in those cases where they file charges — [is] being vigorous enough to hold the officers accountable".

United's response was vigorous enough.

The black churches (such as the one that Mr Rivers runs) are vigorous enough, but their impact is necessarily limited.

The activity should be vigorous enough to increase the heart rate slightly and get a bit sweaty.

Because the economy is already recovering at a sluggish pace, he said, even if it hasn't been vigorous enough to cut unemployment, which remains at 9.6 percent.

But the success of the smugglers in avoiding detection suggests that current procedures may not be vigorous enough, one high-ranking low enforcement official said.

It is significant that Togliatti was under the influence… England, because the government has been audacious enough to lead, and because the citizens have been vigorous enough to follow, is the only nation in….

The author's research has been vigorous enough to include reading the many memoirs that came out of this ordeal and interviewing every former hostage who would talk to him.

He doesn't quite tip Stuart Sutcliffe off the top of the Fifth Beatle tree, but his following is vigorous enough to have inspired 10,000 backers of a Name a Street after Pete campaign on Facebook.