Sentence examples for far more energetically from inspiring English sources

If they had wanted, American prosecutors could have used the existing laws far more energetically to enforce justice when contractors have behaved badly.

"I'm very grateful to 'The Exorcist,' " he said, promoting that movie far more energetically than he had bad-mouthed Harry Potter, "because they made known what we do".

That was one of the first of many perceived slights on both sides that resulted in Mr. McCain's decision to stump far more energetically for Congressional candidates than for the presidential ticket.

But once the procession is gone, the hats go back on and the workers resume clearing the rubble, far more energetically and cheerfully than you would expect after nearly two weeks of 12-hour shifts.

The remembered sections of the story work far better than the more energetically contrived flight, if only because Ms. Long seems to have so much more to work with when it comes to the exotic family history.

As it stood, I was far more concerned with avoiding the swinging legs of the stoned participants energetically kicking all around me.

This anniversary -- far more so than the 20th, 25th and 30th -- finds Dallas willingly, energetically, even protectively, taking note of its harsh but inexorable place in history.

A certain power (presumably Britain) might be disposed to act more energetically in Europe if it were not obliged to follow events in the Far East so closely".

For Ms. Kennedy to be more aggressive would only fuel criticism that she has acted presumptuously, they say, especially because she is under far more scrutiny than any other candidate for the job, including those who have been lobbying behind the scenes as energetically as Ms. Kennedy.

Far more.

Far more than in 1984, when broadcast television commanded the vast majority of viewers and cable penetration was low, there is a good case for energetically regulating the cable industry.