Sentence examples for through vigorous from inspiring English sources

The church has tried to revive the lost faith through vigorous advocacy.

His 1957 collage makes up for its small scale through vigorous cutting of the paper.

But rather than counteract that impression through vigorous diplomacy, the prime minister has reinforced it.

"The body is already under stress in fighting the infection, so piling on additional stress through vigorous exercise is counterproductive".

It became apparent to her through casual questioning that this injury had not been sustained through vigorous activity.

In the U.S., investors and economists have already dramatically reduced their estimates, and the Fed has responded through vigorous policy actions.

Dr. Watson has made himself a force in science through vigorous social interaction -- selecting scientists, setting directions, raising money, making allies and enemies.

Thailand and Cambodia, where the epidemic took hold in the 1990s, have managed to reduce the incidence of the disease through vigorous and well-funded public-health campaigns.

But we saw that they have the ability to correct them — through vigorous public debate, an adversarial press and many other mechanisms that encourage reform.

This problem can be addressed through vigorous oversight, but that's not an easy thing to implement, especially when half of Congress is controlled by a party that breaks out in hives at the very idea of government regulation.

Through vigorous enforcement of the law and the removal of corrupt public officials, the commission largely succeeded in separating crime organizations from the casinos, and corporations later took their place.