Sentence examples for more vigorously than from inspiring English sources

They opposed Carteret even more vigorously than they had Walpole.

Nowhere is this rule enforced more vigorously than at Goldman.

The Taliban are fighting more vigorously than at any time since 2001.

In sum, Mr Assad is using the stick a lot more vigorously than the carrot.

It has enforced world trade law much more vigorously than did its predecessor, the GATT.

It may trounce the prejudices of snobbery more vigorously than a long, meandering novel of manners.

And no one will defend this nation more vigorously than he will.

More vigorously than ever, Obama also delivered some excellent smack-downs to McCain.

It's not unusual for some values to end up getting applied more vigorously than others.

One shook her head even more vigorously than Clifford as the judge summed up.

In the past, some crimes have been dealt with more vigorously than others, he concedes.