Sentence examples for studies strenuously from inspiring English sources

"Interwoven short stories" usually means nebulously linked character studies, strenuously packaged by a publisher in the hope we will mistake them for a novel.

This may be because waste pickers work strenuously throughout the day collecting saleable waste.

Work out strenuously before you feel you might get embarrassed.

(Update: Airbnb and AirDNA, the source for the study's data on hosts, strenuously object to the study, saying the data has been interpreted incorrectly.

And so, anybody whose parents didn't strenuously object to the study of German had their children placed in the German class.

A recent study reported that joggers who exercise strenuously have the same life expectancy as people who do barely any exercise at all.

The army has strenuously denied the report.

But it was not until 2006, after ordering a study on Afghanistan's future, that Mr. Bush strenuously pressed General Musharraf on the Taliban.

Southern, the Tennessee Valley Authority and other energy companies high on the study's list have lobbied the Bush administration strenuously to ease air pollution regulations, according to environmentalists, government officials and Washington lobbyists.

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.

Studies on rats also found that iron absorption apparently decreased in the strenuously exercised rats as compared to the sedentary controls [ 9].