Sentence examples for more vigorous approach from inspiring English sources

"They recruit and select more efficiently and take a more vigorous approach to staff performance.

But his delicacy wasn't always matched by Ms. Stott's more vigorous approach.

Moreover, a new generation of union leaders has started to adopt a more vigorous approach to industrial relations, in part because of pressure from the shopfloor.

The secretary-general has staked his personal credibility on the package he has submitted and it is clear that he would favour a more vigorous approach if it does not succeed.

Signaling a new, more vigorous approach to China, Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton declared Friday that the United States had nothing to fear from an economically ascendant Beijing and that it would press Chinese leaders on delicate issues like human rights and climate change.

G.M., Ford and Chrysler took a more vigorous approach to hybrids in 1993, when they embarked on the Partnership for a New Generation of Vehicles; the goal was to produce a sedan that would triple the fuel economy required at the time, to 80 miles a gallon.

Physical activity options, even some more vigorous approaches, appear to be acceptable to older people across all age groups.

There are larger ecosystem issues that need a more vigorous systems approach.

He then appeared to be establishing himself in the one-day side, before England adopted a more vigorous, muscular approach.

This in turn could encourage the State Department to take a more vigorous diplomatic approach in pushing for reform in Bahrain.

The resolution also calls for a more vigorous U.S. approach to promoting freedom and democracy in Iran.