Sentence examples for increasing vigor from inspiring English sources

The FARC has also been weakened, and Colombian security forces are pursuing criminal bands with increasing vigor.

PAGE C1 Thou Shalt Not Pollute With increasing vigor, conservative evangelical groups are campaigning for laws to reduce carbon dioxide emissions, which scientists have linked with global warming.

The appeal of the remote unexplored corners of the world eventually drew The Times into the game of expedition exclusives with increasing vigor and success.

Starting in the 1980s and 1990s, astronomers turned their telescopes on the sky with increasing vigor to look for killer rocks.

But the scientist has voiced his opposition to the government's approach with increasing vigor since the laboratory plans jelled after the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks, and he has done so with significant authority.

An answer is provided in his reference to a piece by A. O. Scott in last Sunday's New York Times, a lament that "the studios have, with increasing vigor and intensity, carried out a program of mass infantilization".

She still has a very stout frame, but her singing had increased vigor.

He lost 50 pounds -- thanks, he said, to diet changes and exercise made possible by the increased vigor.

Reaching the third and most familiar part Mr. Maazel closed his score and conducted from memory; immediately the music surged with increased vigor and authority.

2.38pm GMT 33rd over: South Africa 111-5 (de Villiers 42, McLaren 0) Lyon continues with increased vigor and you feel he fancies himself against McLaren, whose prodding and pushing to the spinner looks somewhat unconvincing.

Polyploidy was advantageous because of the increased vigor compared with diploid and tetraploid relatives and its ability to produce diverse gene products under stress environments (Comai [2005]).