Sentence examples similar to vigorous promises from inspiring English sources

Microsoft makes vigorous privacy promises, but there's no countering this emotional argument.

The video, which has been watched millions of times, is one component of Channel 4's vigorous Viewer Promise program.

The message was not lost on viewers: Mr. Kennedy, then 62, was old and out of shape, a fixture of the past; Mr. Romney, 47, was young and vigorous, a promise of the future.

Now he promises vigorous action after the election.

Never buy problem plants, and be suspicious of labels that promise "vigorous" or "fast growing" plants.

Mr. Reid promised vigorous reform as his first act as majority leader.

Mr. Henshaw promised vigorous action beyond the guidelines, brandishing the threat of enforcement actions.

In her confirmation testimony, she promised vigorous enforcement of agency regulations on pollution.

Lord Strathclyde said the Conservatives were still working on their plan for a more democratic Lords, and he promised vigorous opposition to the government's proposal.

It can draw on popular antipathy towards the privatisation of banks and telecoms, which left assets in the hands of a small number of wealthy people and did not always result in the promised vigorous competition.

The Bishops promised "vigorous efforts" in education, public advocacy, and legislative lobbying and by seeking "relief from the courts," a route explicitly avoided by Massachusetts reformers in the 1960s.