Sentence examples for most vigorous on from inspiring English sources

This has always been a mould which growth was the most vigorous on a given material.

Recent studies identified co-localization of IgG and C3 on the articular surface of joints in GPI-induced arthritis on day 14, and production of anti-GPI antibodies was most vigorous on day 8 (Tanaka and coworkers, unpublished data).

The rise of Red Peak whose embers were heartily blown on by the most vigorous of Kiwi media tweeters onto the ballot was a triumph; a kind of social media resistance movement.

"As the Klezmatics, we always walk a fine line between being deeply tied to the tradition and being endlessly modern and creative," says their trumpeter Frank London, one of the most vigorous musicians on the klezmer scene.

His most vigorous exercise on the campaign trail was speaking at his rallies.

To be sure, the president has enacted the most vigorous limitations on lobbyists participating in the administration in history.

Occasional medical bulletins had suggested that his recovery was proceeding to plan, but Tuesday's gallop was his most vigorous workout on a horse since his fall.

The other significant twist has to do with the fact that the new anti-evolution – make that anti-science – bills are emerging in the context of the most vigorous assault on public education in recent history.

"Her nomination has been stalled by the same type of general obstructionism that often paralyzed the last Congress," said Senator Kirsten E. Gillibrand of New York, Ms. Cook's most vigorous backer on the Foreign Relations Committee.

In the most vigorous attack on the Lib Dems since the government was formed Miliband, now a Labour leadership contender, said today : "They are socially liberal but at same time – and this is where they have already betrayed a lot of people who voted for them – they believe in the state getting out of the way in terms of economics, and in terms of many of the things people value in our society".

Henry More corresponded with Descartes, and was sympathetic until about 1665, when he launched the most vigorous attack on Cartesianism in the age, in his Enchiridion Metaphysicum (1671).