Sentence examples for vigorous site from inspiring English sources

He has built it into a vigorous site that is largely an aggregator of news from other sources but includes original reporting like breaking the news of the sexual assault lawsuit against Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger; biting, sometimes provocative criticism; legal analysis; and commentaries that he tapes at a local TV station.

For our negotiators, ending Iran's enrichment of uranium up to the 20percentt level and dealing with its stockpile of this material while also gaining unlimited and vigorous on-site inspections of Iran's nuclear facilities is the top priority.

See, for example, the lengthy account of the department's resistance to giving such passes to reporters for Gothamist, one of the city's more vigorous news Web sites.

(C) 6 tubeworms samples were taken at vigorous fluid emissions sites dominated by Riftia pachyptila (Tica (T1, T2, T3), Riftia Field (T4, T5, T6)).

Comparing the soil types of the two sites, MOT has a more fertile soil than the HB orchard, thus trees are more vigorous at the former site.

Paleogene central Hokkaido was a site of vigorous basin formation.

Central Hokkaido has been a site of vigorous tectonic events throughout the Cenozoic reflecting the long-standing subduction of oceanic plates in the region.

The country has been the site of vigorous efforts to curtail the drug trade and eliminate the ability of the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia — an insurgency known as the FARC that has long been at war with the Colombian government — to profit from it.

The hair follicle is certainly a site of vigorous protein synthesis – the average human scalp produces around 13 km of hair per year.

During the past decade it has become clear that the intestinal mucosa is a site of vigorous virus replication beginning in the very early stages post-infection, and emerging from this storm of replication is a mucosa with a severely depleted CD4+ T-cell population as well as other notable gastrointestinal (GI) pathologies [ 1].

Some are the sites of vigorous star formation, with its attendant glowing gas and clouds of dust and molecular complexes.