More vigorous, one-to-one assistance in the job search could help.
For a more vigorous cleaning, one can take their trumpet to a music store.
In actuality, peaceful interactions are far more frequent than aggressive ones; mild threatening gestures are more common than vigorous ones; threats per se occur much more often than fights; and serious, wounding fights are very rare compared to brief, relatively mild ones".
She added more vigorous moves to her yoga practice.
Reprints Related items Palestinian leadership: Arafat's fight for survivalJul 11th 2002Similar petitions have been circulating at American universities though their dons have also been more vigorous than British ones in defending both Israel and academic freedom.
In places like Crete, Theophrastus writes that native plants spring up if the ground is simply disturbed, and that wild trees are generally more vigorous than cultivated ones, give fruit later, and like cold and hilly terrain.
Mrs. Clinton's push for a more vigorous economic team, one of her advisers said, stems from her conviction that the State Department needs to play a part in the recovery from the global financial crisis.
She succeeds Katherine Betts, a seemingly capable fashion insider who after two years of struggling to give Bazaar a more vigorous identity -- one that turned out to be not all that different from Vogue's, where she had been an editor -- was fired on May 31.
Broaching the subject in his speech here today, Mr. Bush did not call for any new gun-control laws but for more vigorous enforcement of existing ones, the position that conservative Republicans in Congress have long favored.
McCain, who is seventy-one, looks both older and more vigorous than he does on television, which tends to conceal the scars from a skin cancer.
