Sentence examples for certain vigorous from inspiring English sources

America became great, they explain, because its citizens possessed certain vigorous virtues: self-reliance, personal responsibility, industriousness and a passion for freedom.

It is mentioned by the monk Asser in his biography of Alfred the Great: "a certain vigorous king called Offa ... had a great dyke built between Wales and Mercia from sea to sea".

She has created for them an idiom that combines a certain archaism with vigorous modern English.

Although President Bush's budget plan and proposed tax cut are certain to foster vigorous debate over the coming weeks, his two-day, five-state tour to promote them steered clear of tough questions.

Although Mr. Bush's budget plan and proposed tax cut are certain to foster vigorous debate and meet serious opposition over the coming weeks, his two-day, five-state tour to promote them steered clear of any spontaneous give-and-take.

The danger will come only if Americans believe they can put their global responsibilities on hold while they set their own house in order.Zbigniew Brzezinski, Jimmy Carter's national security adviser, is equally certain that a vigorous and powerful America is indispensable.

Since this type of skeletal anomaly is more prevalent among young active adults, it is hypothesized that the loading conditions experienced during certain types of vigorous physical activities stimulates formation of cam-type deformity.

This initiative, like the 2004 presidential proclamation that allows the United States to block visas for certain foreign officials, needs vigorous resuscitation.

Terray's plans to stabilize royal finances by levying taxes on the privileged classes were certain to meet with vigorous opposition from the Parlements.

Although the mechanism by which the IgM+ splenic B-1a cells from older mice express class-switched Ig transcripts remains elusive, this finding suggests that certain cells are undergoing vigorous genetic alteration that may share the similar mechanisms that underlie the malignant transformation.

Thus, the brain should be regarded as a site where immune responses can occur, albeit in a modified form, and under certain circumstances these are as vigorous as those seen in other peripheral sites.