Regulatory changes, such as shortening the Schedule 13D reporting window, that serve to reduce activist activity should be resisted with utmost vigor.
The lost honor was sought with utmost vigor in economic development.
The Iraqi Shiite will defend their territories with utmost vigor, but may well choose to stay aloof from entering the Euphrates Valley with its long history as a militant Sunni heartland.
To qualify for his medical degree he was required to prepare an original thesis, and he had devoted himself with increasing vigor during the preceding 3 years to a study of the epidemiology and clinical manifestations of verruga peruana.
Rudolf Buchbinder, the soloist, took an unusually robust approach to a work that looks back toward Mozart and Haydn rather than ahead to the "Emperor". In the Rondo finale, the Viennese pianist attacked the music with great vigor and crashing sonorities that contrasted startlingly but effectively with his deeply introspective treatment of the preceding Largo.
Entering with these views the office which I have just solemnly sworn to execute with fidelity and to the utmost of my ability, I derive great satisfaction from a knowledge that I shall be assisted in the several Departments by the very enlightened and upright citizens from whom I have received so much aid in the preceding term.
A fragment of a marble pediment that depicts Athena wrestling with giants — an example of the unrestrained, expressive style that preceded the controlled vigor of the High Classical period — will anchor the gallery's far end.
It could be of utmost importance since psychological abuse often precedes other forms of interpersonal violence.
All of these examples speak to a concept proposed in The New England Journal of Medicine in 1980 by Dr. James F. Fries of Stanford University: that adult vigor can be extended well into the ninth decade of life, with illness and disability compressed into a period that shortly precedes death.
Preceded by wife, Marilyn.
Rather, matter precedes creation.
