Sentence examples for is more vigorous from inspiring English sources

While the Meglenoromanian (Meglenitic) and Istroromanian dialects are both nearly extinct, Aromanian is more vigorous.

Mr. Wey is more vigorous, doubling over and expelling air again and again or savagely lunging through space.

The idea that the individual is really the essence of society is more vigorous in America than in Brazil.

The downy serviceberry (A. arborea) is also similar to A. canadensis but is more vigorous and has larger hanging flower clusters.

"The plant is more vigorous, the leaves are bigger, the plant itself is not getting beat up by the winds or the rain," he said.

He makes his trades by calling his father collect from a pay telephone -- up to 10 times a day when the market is more vigorous.

"Some are more disease-resistant, others are more vigorous in cool spring soils".

By Alex Ross Concert life in New York has never been more vigorous than it is right now.

The tango class was more vigorous, and focused on stretching, balance, footwork and timing.

It seems that they will be more vigorous in that effort.

In recent years Zenit have been more vigorous in their efforts to change their image.