Sentence examples for most vigorous around from inspiring English sources

This is unduly pessimistic; a history of British house prices tells you how they remained flat through much of the 1950s and early 1960s, precisely when supply was at its most vigorous – around 400,000 units a year at its peak.

We have arrived, it seems, at a moment in our history when the most vigorous and coherent counterculture around is the one constructed by conservative Christians.

The most vigorous debate has revolved around the business activity of pubs and restaurants [ 2].

Worker centers, which are among the most vigorous champions of overhauling immigration laws, coalesce around issues or industries.

The most vigorous dances were for men.

Those arranged around the table represented the new face of the antiwar movement — now one of Washington's most vigorous single-issue lobbies.

But even his most vigorous denunciations were informed by humour.

The disease is most vigorous in warm weather.

"Usually they are most vigorous in the beginning," he said.

The rotational motion of PBD radicals was the most vigorous among the three polymers.

In general, enforcement is most vigorous in western Europe and North America and weakest in Africa, Latin America, and Asia.