Sentence examples for source of vibrancy from inspiring English sources

As Ms Hewitt points out, it is already fairly clear that the wide availability of relatively inexpensive bandwidth is an important source of vibrancy in the Internet economy.

A nitrogen-rich fertilizer should be spread in the spring, when the lawn shows its first signs of vibrancy.

The "eleven commandments for progressives" from arch-progressive Elizabeth Warren is not remotely nationalistic; on the contrary, Ms Warren cheers immigration as a source of economic vibrancy.

As long as the Beatles were headquartered at 3 Savile Row, with its parade of bizarre hangers-on, the city seemed to have a centre of vibrancy and an unfailing source of headlines.

"So we're actually seeing a lot of vibrancy in the open-source community.

"There's a kind of vibrancy in all of this," she said.

Looking for an infusion of vibrancy, he takes to sucking the blood of his sexual partners.

She was a woman of vibrancy, exceptional warmth and strength and will be greatly missed.

England has had previous moments of vibrancy under Johnson, almost invariably followed by rapid reversion to grim sterility.

Those in attendance were treated to a display of vibrancy from Celtic's young players.

While high and low performing students show no difference in temporal access to material, medium performing students demonstrate the greatest degree of vibrancy regarding course content material access.