Sentence examples for vigorous numbers from inspiring English sources

The music of Mr. Iconis, a prolific composer who has won the Jonathan Larson and Ed Kleban awards, belongs to the mode of "Rent" and of Duncan Sheik's more vigorous numbers in "Spring Awakening," but the tunes are sparer, the beats harder.

Despite more vigorous policing, the number of people caught trying to cross has declined markedly.

The Buchenholz work was a premiere, as was Jonathan Dawe's vigorous "Symphony of Imaginary Numbers" (2008), a score that alternates intriguingly between brass fanfares and thick, assertive string writing.

Using these measures to judge recent GDP data, he concludes that the economy did not slow as abruptly during the second half of 1994 and first half of 1995 as it seemed to do, and that the current upswing is more vigorous than the official numbers suggest.If this is true, the economy has already used up all its spare capacity, and further above-trend growth will raise price pressures.

The neighborhood started out as a genteel garden suburb, and despite intense development pressure because of its location at the confluence of a number of highways and subway lines, a number of vigorous community associations have worked hard to keep it as close to that ideal as possible.

But since 1995, thanks to vigorous conservation efforts, the number of black rhinos has gone up again, to around 3,700.

Early practitioners included a number of vigorous salesmen, including Joseph H. Clarke, a road salesman for a coffin company.

After his imprisonment, he worked as a vigorous advocate for a number of causes, including more sensitive treatment of the mentally ill.

As a result of initiatives such as the JLICA, and the vigorous advocacy of a number of child-oriented agencies, the spotlight is slowly moving to children.

Number of vigorous physical activity days during the last 7 days preceding the survey was also categorised into none (no vigorous physical activity in the last 7 days), 1-6 dand all all 7 days of the week.

Stepwise multiple regression was used to determine the relationships between predictor variables including PA patterns (number of vigorous or moderate sessions, vigorous min PA, and moderate min PA), age, and initial risk factor values and outcome variables when randomly assigned participants from both intervention arms were combined.