Sentence examples for vigorously continue from inspiring English sources
On Thursday, Ali Akbar Velayati, the senior adviser to Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, vowed that Iran will "vigorously" continue its missile activity and would not cave to threats, describing Trump's policy as its own form of "extremism".
The Drug Enforcement Administration "is deeply troubled" and "will vigorously continue its efforts to ensure Caro-Quintero faces charges in the United States for the crimes he committed," the agency said in a statement, though it was unclear if an extradition request was pending.
Those of a different belief had to recognize that the process of consolidation, which imperial legislation had effected from the time of Constantius II, would now vigorously continue.
Bashir and his colleagues ruthlessly imprisoned hundreds of political opponents and vigorously continued the war in the south, limited in their efforts only by the constraints of the deteriorating national economy.
After the eruption, steam emissions have vigorously continued to the present (early 2018).
O'Farrell, a knowledgeable historian of Hollywood film-making, is vigorously continuing the honors program created by former Council member Tom LaBonge with whom O'Farrell enthusiastically joined in expanding its purpose and impact.
"Washingtonians have enacted laws recognizing equality for same-sex couples, and I will continue to vigorously uphold these laws.
Harbaugh shook Schwartz's hand vigorously (to put it mildly), backslapped him (again, vigorously), then continued celebrating.
He "cut open the fruit, sliced off a chunk, put it in his mouth and chewed vigorously," CNN continued, and then unleashed his fiery anti-American punchline: "I eat this fruit without any fear," he said with his mouth full.
UNICEF also used the symbolism of Monday's Day of the African Child to vigorously condemn continued violence against children.
Although it is clear that opportunistic infections in patients with ICL should be treated vigorously with continuing secondary prophylaxis, there is insufficient evidence to guide primary infection prophylaxis.
