Sentence examples for much more vigorously from inspiring English sources

The SNP now occupies that emotional space much more vigorously.

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

Officially, the Sultan acceded to these demands, only to turn around and repress the Armenians that much more vigorously.

"If you suppress these things, it appears that they resurface much more vigorously once the persecution is eased.

Therefore the United Nations, in addition to individual nations, must function much more vigorously as the center of initiatives to curb WMD proliferation.

Walking back, the orchestra of frogs and crickets seems to shift up a gear and the fireflies twinkle that much more vigorously.

Some countries have acted much faster and more vigorously, in particular Switzerland, which froze Mubarak assets within just half an hour of his resignation, has publicly communicated this and is actively engaged with the Egyptian authorities to line up necessary mutual legal assistance.

Mr. Clement said much the same thing, but more vigorously.

Our challenges differ from the traditional cough provocation tests in that the cough response has usually not been the end point of the challenge [ 2- 4, 6] and the subjects may cough vigorously, usually much more than the 2 – 5 coughs evoked during the traditional capsaicin and citric acid challenges.

I felt the need to walk a little more vigorously, given how much I'd been eating, so on my last day in the city I headed north along Slobode with plans to hike a few miles to the top of the Gorica.

"It [the black church] needs to be much more socially engaged and it needs to fight more vigorously the battles black people face.