Sentence examples for even more vigorously from inspiring English sources
They opposed Carteret even more vigorously than they had Walpole.
This urban agriculture movement has grown even more vigorously elsewhere.
This may explain why some people proselytise even more vigorously after their beliefs have been debunked.
One shook her head even more vigorously than Clifford as the judge summed up.
That is a huge commercial opportunity, but it will also encourage cyber-crooks to target businesses even more vigorously.
The opposite happened, as he and his prime minister Ahmet Davutoglu pursued the war even more vigorously.
The Israel lobby in Washington is as strong as ever, and recent polls show that a sizable majority of Americans believe the United States should continue to support Israel, or even support it more vigorously.
The students are no exception and are in fact even more likely to participate vigorously - and be willing to pay the price of that participation - due to their age and their idealism.
Todd responded by alleging that even if journalists reported more vigorously on the issue, it was unlikely that the organization would ever be held accountable.
Then, when Europe got too comfortable, the Puritans left for America to work even harder and self-deny more vigorously, culminating triumphantly in the corporate culture that brought you the Furby, aerosol cheese and Crocs.
I guess the broader question is: Why is the Obama administration pursuing whistleblowers far more vigorously than even George W. Bush did?
