Sentence examples for to vigor from inspiring English sources

The similarity between the transcriptional response at the shoot apex to vigor increasing non-self rootstocks and in the shoot of vigorous hybrids could suggest that similar mechanisms are involved.

And yesterday, even as Lucent announced disappointing results for the quarter ended in December, he prescribed the bitter medicine he hopes will return it to vigor.

Its four movements touch on the qualities you would expect in an early-19th-century work, from humor and introspection to vigor for its own sake.

She founded the country's 1st pre-school-children's clinic, in 1920, in San Francisco, and in 1929, started a counselling center for the aged in San Francisco that has restored to vigor, or at least made comfortable, thousands of people.

When Sylvester Graham, a noted health advocate of the day who promoted a diet rich in vegetables and similar regimens, died in 1851 at the not-quite-ripe age of 57, the presiding doctor, a partisan of cold baths and plain water as the true route to vigor, attributed Graham's death to "warm baths" and the consumption of the dread "Congress water," or mineral water.

There is no political will to do what is required to suture the wound and transfuse the middle class back to vigor.

A new study reports that space travel appears to lend vigor to viruses that lie dormant in many people.

The administration portrays its mortgage program as a crucial piece of its broader effort to restore vigor to the economy.

Bailey was attracted to Ford's attention to detail, and to the vigor of the brand, but he didn't identify with Gucci's decadent look.

Growers have also been developing hybrids to bring new vigor to the plants, and to increase consumer choice.

The following are seven examples of ways to add more vigor to your life and to increase your zest for living.