Although the SEC's enforcement program has lost some of its vigor, it has certainly not ground to a halt.
But when the Study Group presents its actual recommendations — seventy-nine of them, neatly numbered and italicized — it loses its vigor and coherence.
Some gardeners grow Malabar spinach intensively seeded in shallow containers to harvest the tenderest sprouting leaves for salads and stir-fry, never letting it express its vigor as a vine.
Giorgio Vasari called it the "modern style," praising its vigor and dynamism.
At the time, Facebook said it planned to "vigorously" fight the ULD's ruling — and its vigor appears to have paid off, with the Schleswig-Holstein Administrative Court granting it suspensive effect against the ULD's ruling, meaning its business as usual for Facebook in Germany.
Worse, it has sapped legislative leadership of its vigor.
But its vigor made one curious about what it will look like in its finished state.
Ronald Reagan who believed that freedom is not incidental to culture but sewn into the fabric of the entire human family and that it is liberty's labor that gives life its vigor and meaning.
In all plants, there is also an inverse relationship between the fruitfulness of a stem and its vigor: the weaker the stem, the more fruit it has.
This is the rambling rose — the spreading, luxuriant rose of arbors, trellises and pergolas that is so decadent in its vigor, flower count, colors, fragrances and sheer élan that it almost dares you to declare it old-fashioned.
"It's broader". Yet the debate has lost some of its vigor since the 1999-2007 years, when a revolving-door board of creationists and evolutionists overturned the state's education standards five times, including one 1999 vote that scrubbed most curricular references to evolution and another 2005 vote that challenged evolution by trying to redefine the discipline of science itself.
