Sentence examples for start vigorous from inspiring English sources

"You can't say to an 85-year-old that he should start vigorous exercise three hours a week," Dr. Michaelsson said.

At the beginning of co-composting, the mesophilic microflora start vigorous oxidation of easily biodegradable compounds.

Since unconsolidated water-rich sediments at the deformation front are expected to behave as velocity-strengthening material [8] and inhibit earthquake generation, the evidence for high-speed slip started vigorous discussion suggesting that seismic behavior of accretionary wedges in subduction zones needs to be revisited.

McGovern, reaping the benefit of his early start and vigorous organization, was close behind with 37 percent.

The Knicks do not expect him to start more vigorous training until after the All-Star Game next weekend.

After a promising start, with vigorous orchestral playing, it soon descended into lethargy, with treacly textures and without any sense of drama or overall cohesion.

The belated realization that such confidence was misplaced suggests that new drugs should be tested against older versions at the start, before vigorous marketing campaigns make them best sellers.

But the close of one of the most closely watched police brutality cases, which ended without a single conviction, may mark the start of vigorous public litigation, with the potential to unleash new information about what happened the day of Gray's arrest and how the cases unfolded.

If you disagree, or have other suggestions that build on my ideas, let's start a vigorous discussion.

Screening patients for silent myocardial ischemia is controversial but seems reasonable in very high risk patients, in particular in those with long duration of diabetes and proteinuria or evidence of peripheral artery disease, and in those who wish to start a vigorous exercise program.

As a result of the blocked shipments, some rare earths now cost up to 10 times as much outside China as inside; the Chinese government has started a vigorous campaign to prevent this from leading to smuggling.