Sentence examples for most vigorous in from inspiring English sources

The disease is most vigorous in warm weather.

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

Tesco, he recalls, was the "most vigorous" in its response, pledging to address criticisms about poor pay and conditions.

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

What is most contentious is that Ugandan soldiers are reported to be the most vigorous in cashing in on Congo's wealth, taking out diamonds, gold, timber and ivory.

What Forster understood was that it is precisely in times of emergency that a people has to be most vigorous in defending its civil liberties, for that is when governments take the opportunity to limit them, preaching necessity.

Dallas and San Antonio were among the most vigorous suitors in the free-agent market.

A day after the most vigorous debate in the campaign, several factors seemed to push the contest toward a two-candidate race.

The Observer was the most vigorous champion in the British press of Nelson Mandela and the struggle against apartheid South Africa, and at the forefront of the drive to establish Amnesty International.

Some of the most vigorous writing in the collection comes from countries that 20 years ago were just emerging from decades of Communist rule, with all the stifling impact on free expression that implies.

Result: Ireland today is the most vigorous economy in western Europe.