Sentence examples for far from vigorous from inspiring English sources

At the moment they look far from vigorous… in fact far from climbers.

So, far from genuine vigorous democracy being strengthened, it was too often subtly undermined by a new elite of "good Europeans".

The overlong absence of intelligent heckling in American politics, far from preserving vigorous civil discourse, has strangled it in decorum.

In other words, Ms Varney means business.In recent years "the pendulum swung too far from Thurman Arnold's legacy of vigorous enforcement," Ms Varney argued in May in one of her first speeches after Barack Obama appointed her.

That outcome is far from inevitable, obviously, and as the vigorous pushback the Tweeter in Chief and his horde of deplorables are meeting with suggests, maybe not even likely.

His writing was characterized by a vigorous and clear, though far from simple, style, use of popular expressions, and solid argument.

The Edith Wharton Restoration's finances, however, were in a far less vigorous state.

"This striking failure establishes the need for far more vigorous Congressional oversight".

Creatine seems to help athletes recover from vigorous exercise.

Some Colombians say Mr Samper's anti-drug efforts would have been far less vigorous (and vigorous they have been) but for the stick of decertification.

Many such classifiers discovered thus far lack vigorous statistical and experimental validations.