Sentence examples for one vigorous from inspiring English sources

The administration's new policy signaled the end of one vigorous — some said heated — debate and the likely beginning of another.

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.

"The old-timers are going the way of all flesh," one vigorous 89-year-old man told me with a sad smile.

Some theatregoers sit at candle-lit tables onstage, serving as the denizens of a restaurant in which some of the action including one vigorous sexual coupling takes place.

Nevertheless, the first national representative data on physical activity behaviour in Switzerland showed that the proportion of individuals reporting less than one vigorous exercise episode per week increased from 35.7% in 1992 to 39.4% in 1997.

I have learned that at least one vigorous critique is coming.

In citrus, Lliso et al. [ 5] found significantly higher concentrations of carbohydrates in fruit and roots of trees on dwarfing rootstocks than on more vigorous ones, suggesting that dwarfing rootstocks promote heavier flowering and crop load and thereby reduce vegetative growth.

The candidate maintains a frantic campaign schedule that his aides point to as evidence that he is one very vigorous senior citizen.

Abandon thy brain, leave thy chainmail leggings at the door and, as Oriane bellows during one particularly vigorous bumming session, "LET YOURSELF GOOOO".

There is one especially vigorous sector that is yet to be tapped in the fight against health, income or employment inequality: technology.

Elaborating Hill's suggestion, the historian Marcus Rediker spent the following decades researching pirate life and came to believe that pirate society "built a better world" — one with vigorous democracy, economic fairness, considerable racial tolerance, and even health care — in many ways more praiseworthy than, say, the one that Snelgrave supported by slave trading.