Sentence examples for far less vigorous from inspiring English sources
The Edith Wharton Restoration's finances, however, were in a far less vigorous state.
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.
That has helped propel the recycling trade to Mexico, both legally and illegally, environmental groups say, because that country has less stringent limits for lead pollution, and far less vigorous enforcement.
Despite tax cuts and Federal Reserve easing, the recovery will be far less vigorous and take longer than the market is projecting.
Forty seven per cent of the women said walking was their only recreational activity and they were generally far more likely to take part in less vigorous activities such as walking, dancing or aerobics than activities such as running, swimming, or playing tennis.
Indeed, it could be argued that Saudi Arabia has become a more dangerous regional aggressor than Israel, because so far, at least, Saudi Arabia's aggression in Yemen, like its aggression in Bahrain, has provoked a less vigorous international reaction, including in the United States, than Israel's recent war in Gaza.
Many receive far, far less, if anything.
It adds up to far, far less.
It is far less influential.
Tsunamis are far less frequent.
