Sentence examples for more vigorous measures from inspiring English sources

"Brazil is on the path towards a debt default," says David Malpass of Bear Stearns, an American investment bank, though he adds that there is still time for it to turn off that path, using more vigorous measures to prop up the real.

In 2014 a UN special rapporteur on slavery hailed Mauritania's progress in the fight against slavery but called on the authorities "to take more vigorous measures to eliminate slavery and to fully implement the laws and policies".

Some protesters have managed to stay in one place, but they've had to take more and more vigorous measures to do so -- like the Minneapolis Occupiers who have repeatedly entered the same foreclosed home, even after the police chased them off the property and boarded up the house.

Peña Nieto praised the more vigorous measure Wednesday.

Potentially renewable resources should be managed to conserve their long-term viability; nonrenewable resources should be extracted at rates that allow an ordered transition to alternatives; emission of waste and toxic substances must remain within the assimilative capacities of natural systems; and more-vigorous measures must be taken to preserve species, habitats, and ecosystems.

In general, populations from areas with mild climates, including relatively warm winters, low seasonal temperature differentials, high precipitation, and low aridity, were larger and more vigorous as measured by dry weights and higher values of PC 1 and were generally greener and had longer awns.

DeGaulle gave a nationally televised broadcast concerning his government's dramatic financial measures, & appeared more vigorous than ever.

Bradford opposed any conciliatory gestures toward the IRA and supported more-vigorous security measures in Northern Ireland and the imposition of the death penalty for terrorist activities.

Aid donors missed a golden opportunity at the G7 summit in Germany to lay out measures for a far more vigorous response to epidemics such as the Ebola outbreak, according to Joanne Liu, the head of Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF).

Merkel, in typical fashion, has expressed support for more vigorous action to end the crisis, while holding back on pressing specific measures.

Spinal reflexes are difficult as a measure of unconsciousness with this type of stunning, as they may occur more vigorous.