Sentence examples for make more vigorous from inspiring English sources

Li Keqiang, the new prime minister, said the air pollution had made him "quite upset" and vowed to "show even greater resolve and make more vigorous efforts" to clean it up.

During the interaction, the whole hand moves around the center of view field and the fingers are likely to make more vigorous motion than the palm and arm, such as making a gesture.

As a result, law enforcement officials are making more vigorous use of a Georgia law that makes it a felony to steal more than $500 worth of agricultural products.

"For one, women have more vigorous immune responses.

How they have more vigorous sex than everyone else.

The chancellors' debate perhaps – although everyone saying that Vince Cable should probably be allowed to run the world made more for vigorous agreement than debate.

He is also married to a vigorous woman who used to make more money than he.

Still others suggest more vigorous monetary stimulus in order to raise inflation, which would make more negative real interest rates possible.

I would argue that understanding our fundamental biological nature should make us more vigorous in promoting LGB rights.

I wrote in July that I thought it was a mistake for Mr. Romney's campaign not to make a more vigorous effort to contest Pennsylvania.

And why, amid all the battles you've joined, and with all the energy you've been able to muster, haven't you made a more vigorous case for same-sex marriage, especially in light of your history on this issue?