Sentence examples for led to vigorous from inspiring English sources
In December Latvia accepted a humiliating €7.5 billion ($9.56 billion) bail-out led by the IMF.The big cuts in social spending that the package entailed led to vigorous public protests.
Nowadays, business globalization, complex consumer requirements, and high technology development have led to vigorous business competition and market uncertainty.
Both these ideas led to vigorous debates in classical Indian philosophy between the Hindus and the Buddhists.
A special case of this argument, called an evolutionary debunking argument, has led to vigorous debate recently.
This has led to vigorous research efforts to create useful tools and to create humanly labeled text corpora, which can be used to improve such tools.
2. Free markets always lead to vigorous competition.
Likewise, there's nothing wrong with a reading group if it leads to vigorous debate.
The adrenaline surge in response to blood pooling in the extremities can lead to vigorous contractions of a heart relatively emptied of blood.
Researchers' quest to determine patient awareness leads to vigorous debate.
On the other hand, high nitrogen levels lead to vigorous mycelial growths resulting in the accumulation of unwanted metabolic products, which affected the yield (Naraian et al. 2009; Hoa et al. 2015).
When influenza virus or vaccine enters an individual with low levels of virus-specific memory CD4 T-cells, low levels of baseline reactivity of CD56dim NK cells, due to low levels of IL-2 produced by the CD4 T-cells, favor the antigen-presenting functions of DC and lead to vigorous virus-specific T-cell responses.
