Sentence examples for considerable vitality from inspiring English sources

In looking back on his early days in science, Einstein wrote that "the nothingness of the hopes and strivings which chases most men restlessly through life came to my consciousness with considerable vitality".

Now 84, he considers himself a "global statesman for space" and expends his considerable vitality advocating for manned exploration of the cosmos from the helm of Buzz Aldrin Enterprises.

The newcomers say they have been drawn to the city's economic and cultural vitality, its considerable need for retail at all levels and a more welcoming atmosphere in which to do business.

One of the main parasites of bumblebees is Nosema bombi, an intracellular microsporidian parasite with considerable impact on the vitality of the host.

We devote considerable resources to ensuring the vitality of our neighborhoods.

Giertsen et al. [ 23] criticized considerable discrepancies between expected biofilm vitality and the outcome of the SYTO 9/PI staining method.

A prospective study in Malaysia showed that dengue has a considerable adverse impact on social function, vitality, and wellbeing, and represents a 60% lost in quality of life (QoL) at its worst point.

His review demonstrated considerable evidence that the greatest risk for low vitality is associated with sedentary lifestyle.

There, Herzog & de Meuron, the hip Swiss firm that oversaw the transformation of a London power station into Tate Modern, has designed what must be the world's most elegant track-switching and traffic control center, a sleek, copper-sheathed slab that demonstrates the continued vitality of Swiss design (if also the considerable budget of the country's rail system).

Fortunately, the author also possesses a considerable talent for writing about the distant past with the vitality of personal memoir.

There is a considerable rationale for promoting multimodal exercise interventions to improve physical capacity, vitality, and physical and mental wellbeing, and to relieve fatigue during chemotherapy; thereby supporting cancer patients' daily living activities.