Sentence examples for increasing vigor and from inspiring English sources

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.

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".

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.

However, all T0 and T1 transgenic plants showed increased vigor and a rapid growth rate.

However, plants expressing the SP/HrpZPsph showed increased vigor and grew faster in comparison with non-transgenic control plants.

A recent report by Ni et al. [ 65] showed that increased vigor and biomass production in resynthesized allopolyploids of Arabidopsis thaliana and Arabidopsis arenosa are mediated by upregulation of genes involved in photosynthetic and carbohydrate metabolic pathways that led these polyploids to produce more chlorophyll and accumulate more starch than their parents [ 65].

Re "Joe Strauss to Joe Six-Pack," by David Brooks (column, June 16), about the decline of middlebrow culture and the current lack of interest in art and ideas among the masses: Over the past decades, and with increasing vigor in recent years, there has been a highly successful, highly damaging campaign of anti-intellectualism promoted by the right.

Despite his historian's admiration for Prussian warcraft, Fontane came to speak out with increasing vigor against the chauvinism, jingoism, and triumphalism that characterized so much contemporary writing about the wars.

Rather, Mr. Kerry said over the roar of a private jet flying him through the Midwest last week, any such changes were testimony of his evolution as a candidate, the natural rhythms of a campaign, and the increasing vigor he has felt in the months since he had cancer surgery.

"Too many companies simply see our children as little cash cows that they can exploit," Mrs. Clinton said as she introduced what her advisers described as a new theme in her campaign, a topic that she raised with increasing vigor throughout a day of campaigning on Long Island and in Manhattan and the Bronx.