Sentence examples for far more vigorous from inspiring English sources

But now the campaign will be far more vigorous, and the SPD's challenge more plausible.

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

Its chief significance is that it heralds the advent of far more vigorous competition in the telecoms industry.

The New York Voices have a smooth blend and a comfortable mastery of pop-jazz harmony not unlike the far more vigorous, swinging and adventurous Manhattan Transfer.

The Mayor would still have the right of initiative, but crucially they would have to face a far more vigorous system of public scrutiny and approval.

Those included 40 of the 41 seats won by Labour in 2010, after the SNP successfully portrayed itself as far more vigorous opponents of the Conservatives' austerity programme.

But the failings in China's system range widely, observers said, and persist despite the 2009 update of its Food Hygiene Act with the far-more vigorous Food Safety Law.

Artistry including originality of routine and its execution, gestures and facial expressions, and fluidity of line and movement counts far more than vigorous acrobatics in scoring points.

But simply having Facebook open on one's laptop is hardly a sign of intellectual degradation: they might be participating in a Facebook group discussion about philosophy or particle physics that is far more intellectually vigorous than the tweedy grumbler's pedantic comparison of textual editions of a really bad play that no one should ever stage again.

Shrewsbury were by far the more vigorous side.

But Mr. Putin, who became president when Mr. Yeltsin abruptly resigned, has turned out to be a far more independent and vigorous leader than had been expected.