Sentence examples for vigorous and aggressive from inspiring English sources

Ryegrass-type festulolium is vigorous and aggressive, requiring considerably less seed per square foot than other grasses.

Mr. Gore's tone was notably vigorous and aggressive, a discernible change from his flat delivery in a speech in Iowa on Friday.

The prince of Yan took the throne as the Yongle emperor (reigned 1402 24) and proved to be vigorous and aggressive.

And judges typically "tolerate vigorous and aggressive debate" in forums like PubPeer meaning that Sarkar may need to show that the comments were actually defamatory to identify his John Does.

His vote is recorded on almost every question, and always in favor of the most vigorous and aggressive measures for carrying on the war".

The magazine is renowned for its aggressive, vigorous, and well-written exposés of government malpractice and scandals and for its photography.

"He was aggressive, and vigorous and very polarizing".

Low-impact aerobic exercises are those which involve mild stretching and slow movements; avoid vigorous or aggressive movements.

The Tories, unlike Whigs such as Earl Grey, sought to continue the vigorous prosecution of the war in Continental Europe against the powerful and aggressive Emperor of the French, Napoleon I.

And Ann Widdecombe, the Tories' home affairs spokeswoman, echoed Mr. Hague's tough-talking approach, saying the public welcomed vigorous policing, including aggressive stop-and-search programs, which disproportionally affect black and Asian Britons.

"When the time came to restore relations afterwards... it was more readily possible because within the United Kingdom there had been a vigorous and vocal resistance to the government's aggressive action".