Sentence examples for ever more vigorous from inspiring English sources

The field had become crowded with ever more vigorous vicars, particularly from emerging economies like Brazil.

But, as Russia consolidates its hold over parts of Chechnya, an ever more vigorous hearts-and-minds campaign can be expected.

With an increasingly light touch and ever more vigorous pacing, Mr. Connelly -- whose work will soon be making its way to the movie screen, and no wonder -- fuses doom and determination into surprisingly invigorating storytelling.

But, clearly, they will require even more vigorous attention.

"I would like to see an even more vigorous emphasis on Americanization," he said.

Inevitably he will go on to found — has there ever been a more vigorous salute to scholarly denial?

My take on this is that Mr Noriega could have run an ever-so-slightly more vigorous campaign.10 09: Wow, that is some very lacklustre flag-waving at McCain HQ. 10 05: James Carville looks like Skeletor on botox.

Wholesale markets for oil, power and other commodities are bigger and more vigorous than ever.

DeGaulle gave a nationally televised broadcast concerning his government's dramatic financial measures, & appeared more vigorous than ever.

"Today, the Popular Party and our project, based on reforming and modernizing Spain, is stronger and more vigorous than ever," said Mr. Aznar to the crowd below.

By all appearances, the process is more vigorous than ever, driven by the competitive nature of this year's Congressional races and the victories of both parties over small-town television managers.