Sentence examples for how strenuously from inspiring English sources

What's changed is how strenuously governments are cracking down on corruption".

What's more remarkable is how strenuously clever these artists try to be in representing their essentially orthodox thoughts.

The authors measured the strength of traders' superstitions by the regularity with which they chose prices ending in eight, and how strenuously they avoided the number four.

Today, it's a safe bet, representing Facebook's true transition from rogue start-up to the establishment (no matter how strenuously they might dispute that designation).

As stupid as the films are, you have to admire how strenuously the cast of Twilight have fought against being typecast.

But what has been striking to many in the administration has been how strenuously the president has worked to include him and, perhaps most notably, the influence Mr. Biden appears to be wielding.

But what fascinates me is how both strenuously avoid lyricism and sympathy.

Earlier today, with the General Assembly bargaining strenuously over how to revise dues, the Europeans introduced an idea that could complicate negotiations further for the United States.

The alternative view is that Grant was a great instinctive Clausewitzian who believed in forcing the decisive battle no matter how brutal, and who strenuously avoided any peripheral engagement.

In a telephone interview, Joseph J. Ellis, a historian of America's revolutionary years, recalled how Mr. Green had argued strenuously against his likening George Washington to a product of "central casting" — on the ground that central casting did not exist in Washington's time.

Yet when Mr. Terkel's 1970 oral history of the 1930s Depression, "Hard Times," was reissued in 1986 in the heart of the Reagan administration, Mr. Terkel's new introduction worked strenuously to show how the two eras were comparably nightmarish — though the 1980s never had anything like the 25percentt unemployment of the earlier era.