Sentence examples for has very vigorously from inspiring English sources

P. Lynn Scarlett, the deputy secretary of the interior, defended her agency's performance, saying the Bureau of Land Management "has very vigorously and carefully selected projects" for the various categories approved by Congress.

"We have just had a very vigorously contested election, but the election is over," Mr. Obama told them.

Indeed, Mr. Fabiani said in an interview that Ms. Harris became an inviting target and that he had "argued very vigorously that we needed an enemy".

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Applications of nanoparticles in the biomedical field has been developing very vigorously nowadays, e.g., antibacterial applications [6, 7].

They've been done very vigorously in [INAUDIBLE] over the last two deans.

But, Mr. Tarry noted, "the established airlines have fought back very vigorously," offering cheap tickets with full-service amenities like reserved seats or free drinks and snacks.

"And we have to challenge [this] very vigorously from a commercial perspective," he added.

They can get there very fast and they grow very vigorously".

How about: Take people, add water, and shake very, very vigorously.

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