Sentence examples for could be more vigorous from inspiring English sources
Rump HSBC could be more vigorous in allocating capital to the parts of the business generating better returns.
For one thing, a hybrid may prove to be more vigorous than the original and could overrun it if it escapes into the wild.
Until they do, it will be impossible to know for sure whether the Bank of Italy, Deutsche Bank and Nomura could have been more vigorous in pursuing hints that things were not quite right or whether they were well and truly hoodwinked by Monte dei Paschi.
But the emerging evidence against his brother, who died on April 19 after a shootout with the police, has led some law enforcement authorities to contend that if the local murder investigation had been more vigorous it could have led to his apprehension well before the bombings left 3 dead and more than 260 wounded — in short, that the bombings might never have happened.
If the continent's capital markets were more vigorous, the sickly banks could be sidestepped, allowing money to move directly from Europe's prodigious savers to its capital-starved borrowers.
Protocells, which are more vigorous in a fluid medium, could help buildings better withstand wet conditions.
Parkman is more vigorous in his defence of Montcalm, claiming that he and other French officers did what they could to prevent atrocities, but were powerless to stop the onslaught.
