Sentence examples for vigorously coupled from inspiring English sources

Knowledge needs to be implemented more vigorously, coupled with constant education of patients and physicians alike, emphasizing on primary and secondary prevention (Papanas et al 2005, 2006b).

With al-Maʿarrī these expressions of asceticism and rejection of this world and its values were coupled with a vigorously iconoclastic attitude toward Islamic orthodoxy of his time and toward those who advocated its tenets.

Energy supply in Ghana has worsened over the years, impacting businesses, manufacturers, organizations and households vigorously, with regulators blaming the crisis on declined water levels in the dams coupled with gas shortage to power Ghana's thermal plants.

WTE is a reasonable and sustainable MSW management strategy in terms of weight and volume reduction coupled with energy recovery, and it is recommended that this should be vigorously explored.

Why the dance's couple vigorously roll around to "What a Wonderful World," "White Christmas" and Leonard Cohen's "Hallelujah" is another enigma.

The visit had all the hoopla of a campaign stop, with the couple vigorously shaking hands and signing autographs in the crowded cafe before sitting down for omelets in a corner booth.

The couple searched vigorously for housing that was within their budget of about $600 a month.

They got the idea of adapting an industrial coffeemaker for home use, hired engineers to invent it, called it "Mr. Coffee," marketed it vigorously and in a couple years sent the nation's percolators out to the garage.

"Now I sleep well every night and work out vigorously, while before a couple of glasses of wine would make me want to eat pizza.

To check if the pan is hot enough, a good tip is to add a couple of drops of water to the pan - if they sizzle vigorously and evaporate withing a couple of seconds, the pan is hot enough.

The couple fought the charges vigorously and appealed the case, prompting a new investigation by the Swiss authorities that resulted in new charges of aggravated money laundering.