Sentence examples for vigorous championing from inspiring English sources

Some ascribe it to President Bush's vigorous championing of democracy in the region.

Only after Thoreau's death, in 1862, and thanks to vigorous championing by his family members, Emerson, and later readers, did "Walden" become a cornerstone work of American nonfiction and its author an American hero.

He was a vigorous champion of new music all his life.

Worker centers, which are among the most vigorous champions of overhauling immigration laws, coalesce around issues or industries.

In other words, the convergence project, which has seemed to flag, may have a vigorous champion in Mr Golden.

The Presidential round was played at Andrews Air Force Base on September 24 , 2011 and since then Clinton has become a visible and vigorous champion of Obama's reëlection.

He was also an early and vigorous champion of building up the Afghan Army to combat the Taliban, a top priority for the Obama administration.

And I have been supported by successive chief executives of News International who have been vigorous champions of the Times at extremely difficult times for the business.

He also raises questions about Japan's place in the world that need to be discussed, and often are not.Many of these governors are vigorous champions of the environment.

Elected by write-in vote to the Senate in 1954, Thurmond quickly established himself in the Southern conservative mold as a vigorous champion of increased military power and spending and an archfoe of civil rights legislation.

And while Odwalla now has one of the most extensive bacteria-testing programs in the industry and has expanded its fruit-washing, it also has become one of the most vigorous champions of a solution it once disdained: pasteurization.