Sentence examples for vigorous strategy from inspiring English sources

"We need to have a much more vigorous strategy and fight much harder to get the economy growing.

This spectacular but indecisive action put him at the height of his fortunes and made him a leading advocate of a more vigorous strategy against Spain.

Ms. McEwan's Marple could come off as dotty and cloying, but that was part of a vigorous strategy to rout wrongdoers and set the world straight; she was a steel fist in a white lace glove.

The city's troubled fiscal condition is clearly leading the administration to pursue a more vigorous strategy in Washington than did Mr. Giuliani, whose administration had many years of plenty as surplus after surplus rolled in, said legislators and members of Mr. Bloomberg's administration.

New, more vigorous strategies are required.

Documenting the vigorous strategies employed by the Dole Food Company to block the release of his 2009 film "Bananas!" — about a lawsuit brought by Nicaraguan workers who suspected the company's use of dangerous pesticides — the Swedish filmmaker Fredrik Gertten gains traction by taking the high road.

At RMA, Ms. Miller, the embryology director, said the vigorous marketing strategy and good results with patients seemed to be paying off.

But a coherent, vigorous investigative strategy can erode President Trump's support, leading to policy and political gains for the Democrats.

In the years of coalition government, the Liberal Democrats – picking up from New Labour's Peter Mandelson – pushed for a more vigorous industrial strategy, although their occasional successes were overshadowed by the dominant economic narrative of fiscal contraction.

Nissan had long experience in America with its Datsun brand, having launched a vigorous export strategy in the late nineteen-fifties that made the company, a perennial also-ran to Toyota at home, the first Japanese carmaker to rank among the top ten imports in the U.S. The young executive who had initiated that strategy, Takashi Ishihara, was now the president of the company.

Trump first floated the prospect of sending military personnel to the border Tuesday, calling it a "big step". He has been briefed twice in recent days by senior administration officials about the migration issue, and he has "directed a vigorous administrative strategy to confront this threat and protect America's national security," according to White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders.