Sentence examples for hardly vigorous from inspiring English sources

First, "they're backed by an economy that, while hardly vigorous, is at least showing signs of sustainability," Mr. Luschini said.

Meanwhile, a team of 20 economists drawn from the companies of council members, predicted that the economy would expand this year by a respectable but hardly vigorous 2.7percentt and that the rise in the gross national product would advance to 3.2percentt in 1987.

A summary of the frequency of physical activity participation by the adolescents at different times in the last seven days of the week shows that 27.2% (from private schools) and 14.8% (from public schools) hardly engaged in vigorous activity (such as playing hard, running, jumping and throwing) during their physical education sessions.

Just not vigorous enough.

Although artists and critics are hardly natural allies, a vigorous public discourse about theater — and that necessarily means an assessment of its quality — is vital to the health of the art form that supports them both.

But this year's Court is hardly one defined by vigorous defense of individual freedoms.

It took five years to negotiate a comprehensive trade agreement that promises -- but hardly guarantees -- far more vigorous economic ties with the United States.

This week, the department dropped its opposition after the companies agreed to give up some space at a few airports — hardly sufficient to ensure the vigorous competition in the airline industry needed to keep fares down.

China's official internet-monitoring body announced this week that China had passed America to become home to the biggest population of internet users.The internet's spread has created an opportunity for vigorous public debate that hardly existed a decade ago.

But Leavelle, a vigorous 59-year-old, is hardly looking for some cramped efficiency in a retirement complex.

Corelli's and Vivaldi's themes, vigorous as they may be rhythmically, hardly stand out melodically from the remaining music.