Sentence examples for vigorous change from inspiring English sources

Francis urges political leaders to undertake financial reform with "a vigorous change of approach" and makes references to the "tyranny" of capitalism.

(Her use of the cords pays tribute to the signature motif of the late American minimalist Fred Sandback, ringing vigorous changes on an idea that would have seemed played out).

The fashion business needs to reflect the vigorous changes that have occurred with current fashion trends.

When only vigorous changes in histamine input remove desensitization and briefly reopen the channels, ort6 LMCs integrate naturalistic stimuli inefficiently, generating fast responses at all luminance levels (Fig. 2D).

In 2003, DeLone and McLean [ 4] proposed an updated IS success model and assessed its usefulness by considering vigorous changes in IS practice.

What both the Republican and Democratic fringes fail to see or acknowledge is a vigorous ecumenical change sweeping the nation.

Overthrow and topple are hot, vigorous verbs; regime change is a cool, polite noun phrase suggesting transition without collateral damage.

Friends and editors recalled his occasional cantankerousness, his delight at cracking America and his vigorous campaigning to change the law on assisted dying.

Whether his actions will be sufficient to repair Argentina's economy remains a big question, but even his critics say they are surprised by the vigorous pace of change from the president, who dared to suggest that he was a boring fellow in a signature television advertisement during his campaign.

Sea coast plant species were divided into four categories: vigorous growth; seasonal change; disappearing after a few years; limited growth.

The ladies apparently are, as they say, "here to stay," which makes this posse one of the most vigorous agents of change to emerge of out the last decade.