Sentence examples for that a vigorous from inspiring English sources

After that, a vigorous programme of planting trees to suck up carbon dioxide – coupled with the use of carbon capture equipment when the trees are burnt, and improvements in agricultural practices – could get levels down to 350 ppm "within a century".

Sunstein begins with the relatively uncontroversial premise that a vigorous exchange of information is critical to the democratic process.

Roosevelt's conviction that a vigorous government could lift the nation from the slough of despondency found growing support.

But in a statement, the WHO said that "a vigorous response" from the international community is needed to prevent a sharp escalation in the outbreak.

Nixon also said Tuesday that "a vigorous prosecution must now be pursued," a comment that was criticized by Missouri Lt. Gov. Peter Kinder (R) on Tuesday night.

Observers speculated that a vigorous black market currency exchange may spring up, and that the island's black market in cigars and other goods may continue in dollars.

To give that sensibility a vigorous restart, he is reaching both backward and forward for inspiration.

And perhaps most importantly, six senators formed the Defend Social Security Caucus and went before the press to do just that, in a vigorous presentation that could have been scripted by Bob Ball himself.

Mr Barenboim fought off that idea with a vigorous lobbying campaign.

Because New York is not a winner-take-all state, that would mean a vigorous minority would appear at the national convention.

Ms. Palin may be hinting at a new political alignment that would pit a vigorous localism against a kind of national-global institutionalism.