Sentence examples for however vigorous from inspiring English sources
The Conservative remain campaign is, however, vigorous and exciting compared with the Labour one.
We cannot survive as an isolated parish on Stuyvesant Square, however vigorous our parish life may be.
However animalistic were the evolutionary origins of giving (and however vigorous the furtive selfish genes), the human heart, neocortex and culture have all united to eventually create true altruism.
But that hope has collided in the ensuing years with a recognition that private ambition and private industry, however vigorous they are, cannot on their own lift India from poverty and malnourishment, insurgencies and creaking infrastructure.
Israel denies this, insisting that however vigorous its military actions including the helicopter rocketing of Palestinian targets, tank fire and incursions into Palestinian territory it is still only responding to, or pre-empting, Palestinian attacks.
However, vigorous growth on the DE-TO-ChN-F in medium B indicated that this composite film has no antimicrobial property with regards to E. coli after the removal of acetic acid.
However, a vigorous and large-scale reforestation effort has been under way since 1949.
Her works were often described, however, as vigorous and exuberant, and they frequently made use of American themes (as in Bayou Ballads and Liberty Song).
To others, however, the vigorous response reflects the fact that even the best-supported science, empirically speaking, is still enmeshed in unsettled metaphysical questions.
Even more striking, however, the vigorous exercisers subsequently sat around more each day than did the men who had exercised less, motion sensors worn by all of the volunteers showed.
Before the Swedish revolt of Gustav I Vasa in 1525, Danish influence on the Swedish language had been strong; the new government, however, made vigorous efforts to eliminate this effect, and Modern Swedish is usually dated from 1526, when a Swedish translation of the New Testament was first printed.
