Sentence examples for vigorous collection from inspiring English sources

The change from Watchcon 3 to Watchcon 2 involves a significant increase in the use of reconnaissance planes and spy satellites, as well as more vigorous collection and analysis of electronic signals from the North, ministry officials said.

Considered the modern heirs to U2's legacy, and Ireland's E-Street Band, the Saw Doctors are a rough and ready outfit who combine melodic pop, blue-collar grit and a punk spirit resulting in a vigorous collection of Irish roots-rock.

We've covered ourselves, by saying 'if you're not compliant, we'll reinstate the debt and take vigorous collection actions,"' she noted.

The SCDR participates in international multicentre studies and has a level of ascertainment approaching 100% through efficient entry of incident cases, stringent validation procedures and vigorous data collection.

Easily their match for spirited invention was Charpentier's Concert Pour Quatre Parties de Violes (1681), a collection of vigorous dances, which the ensemble's two violinists, violist and cellist performed without continuo, as a kind of embryonic string quartet.

Some of the most vigorous writing in the collection comes from countries that 20 years ago were just emerging from decades of Communist rule, with all the stifling impact on free expression that implies.

The collection promised 47 vigorous minutes of crunches, planks, squats, leg lifts and lunges.

"He or she" is a convention, of course, but the "I" of this collection is so vigorous a presence that I occasionally lost track of the narrator's gender or sexual orientation, viscerally if not literally.

In extraordinarily vigorous verse, beginning with his first collection, The Hawk in the Rain (1957), Hughes captured the ferocity, vitality, and splendour of the natural world.

So score one for all lovers of list collection, government bureaucracy and vigorous federal oversight.As it happens, the lessons of Plyler are not restricted to the intersection of immigration and education.

Nicholas Serota, the director of Tate, said: "Tate Modern has provided the spur for a vigorous policy at Tate of collecting more widely internationally which has deepened the collection for future generations.