Sentence examples for vigorous going from inspiring English sources

This reaction becomes more vigorous going down the group: lithium reacts steadily with effervescence, but sodium and potassium can ignite and rubidium and caesium sink in water and generate hydrogen gas so rapidly that shock waves form in the water that may shatter glass containers.

Indeed, much of it is not all that different from the vigorous debate going on inside Mexico.

"The fact that Yatsenyuk stepped down shows, if anything, that there's a vigorous debate going on.

In the world of health-care economics, there's a vigorous debate going on about why the rate of spending growth has slowed so dramatically.

Does this reflect a belief (almost certainly incorrect) that Gore would have been less than vigorous in going after the terrorists?

"You only have to look at judgments across the country to see that there's a lively and vigorous debate going on about section 20," says Linda Uren, director of children's social care at Gloucestershire county council.

There is a vigorous debate going on between scientists about how to assess claims about so-called "missing" heritability.

Prior to the Siebel ruling, however, the SEC had been quite vigorous in going after alleged Reg FD violations, with periodic announcements of settled actions against public companies and their senior officers.

And there's a vigorous debate going on now about how involved the government should be in our lives.

Friendship and vigorous activity go a long way in preventing nutty behavior.

Later, Signac's "Terrasse de Meudon," painted in 1899 in the Divisionist artist's most vigorous manner, went for £3.62 million, once more missing the low estimate.