Sentence examples for strenuously enough from inspiring English sources
Studies have shown that these primary care doctors don't strenuously enough screen their patients for depression before prescribing drugs, or closely monitor their care afterward.
We see the recruits going through their paces at the firing range, jumping, wrestling, though, unlike Demi Moore's Marine Corps grunt, never strenuously or for long enough to work up a sweat or build a muscle.
Mr. Sandusky's lawyers said they would appeal his case, arguing most strenuously that they were not given enough time to prepare his defense before the trial.
The early passages of Richard Eyre's finally wistful production are not quick enough and frequently too strenuously acted, particularly by the fruity Conleth Hill.
The Cal-Poly subjects uniformly were in their 20s, normal weight and fit enough to ride a bike strenuously for an hour.
The Obama administration strenuously sought the pact, promising it would increase the amount of time Iran would need to make enough nuclear explosive material to build a single bomb from three months to one year.
Tesla strenuously warns consumers to pay attention while their car is in autonomous mode, but the caveat may not be strong enough.
To Francis Fukuyama, 'bioethicists have become nothing more than sophisticated (and sophistic) justifiers of whatever it is the scientific community wants to do, having enough knowledge of Catholic theology or Kantian metaphysics to beat back criticisms by anyone … who might object strenuously' (2002, p. 204).
He also strenuously defended himself against criticism that, in his previous job as governor of the Bank of Italy, he had not done enough to prevent problems at Monte dei Paschi di Siena, which has required a €3.9 billion bailout by the Italian government.
She strenuously disagreed.
