At the same time increasingly independent women were challenging traditional gender roles, the country's growing urbanization was nourishing worries about declining physical vigor, and a new corporate culture was threatening the cherished ideals of autonomy and individuality.
Lee has resisted biographers, including Shields, whose requests for coöperation, he says, she "declined with vigor".
The plants are overgrazed hence do not have adequate time for recovery leading to the loss of vigor resulting in declining productivity (Kioko et al. 2012; Jacobo 2006).
Still, the letdown after the adrenaline surge cannot be entirely to blame for the gradual decline in vigor of "Spirit Control".
Still, the letdown after the adrenaline surge cannot be entirely to blame for the gradual decline in vigor of "Spirit Control". Mr. Willimon, the author of the political drama "Farragut North," creates a modestly touching character study as he explores the ramifications of this traumatic incident in the life of his protagonist.
"My vigor sensibly declines," Melville wrote in late 1889 to a Canadian admirer.
In the long run, if we don't find some answers, and the vigor continues to decline, we could lose a lot of bees". The gravity of the situation was underscored on Monday, when the European Commission (EC) said it intended to impose a two-year ban on a class of pesticides known as neonicotinoids, now the world's most widely used type of insecticide.
Posture, strength, focus, and vigor begin to decline.
The Polish convulsion, far from showing symptom of Communist decline, shows the vigor of the Communist faith... View Article By Phil Klay By Larissa MacFarquhar By John Cassidy By Rivka Galchen.
Even "The Artist," which seems so fresh, works as a fantasy for older Hollywood men — a star facing decline finds new vigor from the love of a younger, trophy wife.
You won't hear gasping or choking sounds, but gradually its health and vigor decline, reducing its ability to fend off diseases and increasing its susceptibility to insect attack.
