Sentence examples for not very vigorous from inspiring English sources

Premature children suckling, which is usually not very vigorous, favors the introduction of nutritive and non-nutritive habits such as bottles, pacifiers and finger causing alterations on the morphology of hard palate, modifications on dental positioning and on tongue movement [ 14- 16].

Many of us like it — no, love it — too much to survey the damage it can do, look at ways in which our society could work to curb that and acknowledge that the effort isn't so very vigorous.

In the U.S., "many people have warned the spent fuel is not sitting in a very vigorous containment structure," she says, and there is often more of it laying around here than at the Japanese nuclear plant.

This is an inappropriate measure because it could indicate that there are a lot of phones or that enforcement is very vigorous; you can't use it as a basis for comparison between prisons unless you know, for instance, that the level of enforcement is similar.

"I support a very vigorous action against [the Islamic State] because, if not, our U.S. national security interests are at stake," said Rep. Ileana Ros-Lehtinen (R-Fla)., who chairs the House Foreign Affairs Subcommittee on Middle East and North Africa.

Thus, it is clear that infection with S. aureus not only does not suppress antibacterial activity of macrophages, but on the contrary, infected cells were primed for a very vigorous response to phagocytic stimuli.

Senator Charles E. Grassley, the Iowa Republican who is probably the Senate's most devoted advocate of vigorous oversight, complained that the department's answers were not very satisfying.

They are very vigorous in pressing for reaction whenever they see something they don't like".

But you shouldn't be surprised necessarily to see 'outperforms' on the companies, because we've been very vigorous on the companies we've chosen to bring public".

While pledging a "very vigorous diplomatic effort" including presidential envoys "to test the waters," she said she would not "promise a meeting at that high a level before you know what the intentions are".

Not that programmes always need to be adapted … "We have the potential, even in advanced years, to enjoy very vigorous activity," says Laventure.