Sentence examples for vigorous examination of from inspiring English sources

Brian Kerr had last week drummed into his squad the importance of this summer double header with a vigorous examination of the tightly enmeshed Group Four table.

The announcement led some Democrats among Mr. Ashcroft's former Senate colleagues to promise a vigorous examination of his record on abortion, the death penalty and judicial appointments.

Republicans and Democrats Unite on at Least One Issue: Oversight of the V.A. Republicans are joining Democrats in a vigorous examination of Department of Veterans Affairs failings, a rare area of bipartisan oversight on Capitol Hill.

The bank said that it was "recently made aware of questions of propriety" concerning its actions in World War II and "began a vigorous examination of the historical records" and started consulting with Jewish organizations and experts to identify former customers or their heirs.

In the Introduction Prior explains that by the 'logic of ethics' he means 'not a special kind of logic, nor a special branch of logic, but an application of it', and the book is a vigorous examination of the arguments of each side in the naturalism/anti-naturalism debate.

A more vigorous examination of adhesions (see Materials and Methods) over a range of matrix concentrations, however, uncovered subtle changes between the genotypes (Fig. 3B).

It is a curious fact members of the scientific community have engaged in few broadly-based and vigorous examinations of the merits and liabilities associated with polypharmacy for treating young people with psychiatric problems.

Given the increased interest in deciphering of the cognitive process, brain stimulation is under vigorous examination to explore its potential ability in facilitating cognitive function.

Vigorous testing of that theory bears out the warning.

The unusual testimony took place last week during a prosecutor's vigorous cross-examination of Gaetano Badalamenti, the main defendant in the year-old "pizza connection" drug trial in Federal District Court in Manhattan.

Yet, so far as this trial is concerned, a vigorous cross-examination of him, to the tune of some 300 pages of the printed record, evidently failed to shake his credibility in the estimation of the jury.