Sentence examples for not vigorous enough from inspiring English sources

Just not vigorous enough.

At the same time productivity growth was not vigorous enough to compensate.

While one point of view is that federal antitrust policy is not vigorous enough, Professor Coase reminds us that it is easy to exaggerate the economic problems created by dominant sellers.

And City Councilman Bill de Blasio, chairman of the General Welfare Committee, said that Mr. Bloomberg was not vigorous enough in pressuring the private sector to raise wages or the state and federal governments to subsidize programs.

And if the church is not vigorous enough to stand on its own two feet without a state-sanctioned life-support system, it deserves to pass away into obscurity.

Mr. Bush has been criticized by some conservatives who say that the initial accord was not vigorous enough in verifying the North's nuclear activities, including what officials say is a separate and still secret uranium program and evidence of the transfer of nuclear technology to other countries, specifically Syria.

The government needs to look for ways to increase demand when the private sector isn't vigorous enough to do this on its own.

Responding to claims that they had run a deliberately half-hearted campaign, in order to give the Lib Dems a better chance, she said: "I would say to those who are critical: 'Unless you were here, unless you were out delivering and unless you were knocking on doors, you really don't have a right to complain about us not being vigorous enough'".

One may deem it admirably composed and another not really vigorous enough.

And so the body produces an immune response to a tumor, he said, just not one vigorous enough to keep up with the tumor's growth.

But the success of the smugglers in avoiding detection suggests that current procedures may not be vigorous enough, one high-ranking low enforcement official said.