Sentence examples for vigorous means from inspiring English sources

Vigorous means using a lot of energy to do something.

I know what the words "extremely vigorous whisking" mean: they mean hard work, and hard work is an activity that could equally go towards making a cake.

A vigorous defender means scientific evidence gets scrutinized adequately, police officers and prosecutors who cross the line will get exposed.

"Vigorous" can mean rampantly invasive, while plants that love full sun won't be happy in a gloomy side return.

The AT and ATRT groups participated in treadmill walking 3 5 days per week at a moderate to vigorous intensity (mean ± SD peak oxygen uptake; V o2peak 65.4 ± 14.6%).

At the federal level, this means vigorous antitrust enforcement.

Such vigorous sediment cycling means that many erosion-deposition sequences on tidal banks can be self-concealing and therefore may not be recorded by infrequent manual resurveys which will inevitably underestimate total activity.

The vigorous economic tableau means it is virtually certain that the Federal Reserve will increase short-term interest rates by a quarter of a point next week, the pace it has maintained at every monetary policy meeting since June of last year.

This of course means vigorous enforcement to prevent another situation like Corinthian.

Insertion of the needle is followed by vigorous stimulation by means of broad bidirectional rotation movements of the body of the needle, intended to produce the sensation known as Deqi, often described as one of irradiance.

For vigorous activity, the mean difference of daily energy expenditure between the measurements of the IPAQ and accelerometer was 139 Kcal per day (95% CI: 82 to 196) and that of between SP2PAQ and accelerometer was 81 Kcal per day (95% CI: 47 to 116).