Sentence examples for is particularly vigorous from inspiring English sources

In January, Romanians and Bulgarians will have the right to work in all 27 European Union nations, but the discussion in Britain is particularly vigorous because officials hugely underestimated the number of immigrants who would arrive after eight other formerly Communist nations joined the European Union in 2004.

Microsoft's MSN has been particularly vigorous.

The story is a little embarrassing as the Guardian's coverage of Ida was particularly vigorous.

While her style of muckraking might be particularly vigorous, her preoccupation with Brand's attractiveness is nothing new.

Among over-90s, said Watson, the population growth was particularly vigorous: an age group which totalled 13,000 in 1911 now numbers 430,000.

Mr. Olbermann of MSNBC was particularly vigorous in his calls for reform, repeatedly invoking his sick father, Theodore C. Olbermann, who died the same month the legislation passed.

The celebrations on January 25th this year will be particularly vigorous for they mark the 250th anniversary of the arrival of Rabbie, as Scotland's bard is known in his homeland.Even in an off year, Burns suppers require much whisky-quaffing.

The closure programme was particularly vigorous in the past decade with 6,600 closing since the year 2000.

Exhumation was particularly vigorous during the Early Miocene (Hodges 2006), most likely due to enhanced erosion caused by focused precipitation (Clift et al. 2008).

[The same trend was evident overseas, but Performance Management in the UK seemed to be particularly vigorous. It was also distinctive in being government-mandated and officially monitored (see Hood 2007)].

Recruitment is lower in the winter, but due to potentially stronger selective mortality, winter survivors may be particularly vigorous and contribute disproportionately to the population.