It's not toxic!" I asked her if she had a doctor's letter, and she nodded vigorously, explaining that she suffers from an anxiety disorder.
If you are in danger, it is far better to defend yourself vigorously, and explain your actions later in court, than it is to be hurt or killed.
(So long as they don't compete too vigorously with Microsoft's, it might have added).This explains why Microsoft's supporters and its opponents often seemed to be talking past each other.
That could limit risk-taking, raise financing costs, and reduce the banks' profits, which explains why they opposed the reform so vigorously, and, eventually, managed to get part of it rolled back.
For all his talk of overarching visions and fundamental transformations, Gingrich tends to explain and vigorously defend his ideas piecemeal: his conservative vision values his own sensibility above all.
The law "enacts sensible regulations that protect the health of women in Missouri, and we will continue to vigorously defend these," he explained in a statement.
It explains why the big insurers, while opposing the final legislation, never attacked it as vigorously as they did Bill Clinton's ill-fated reform effort.
This chapter explains that the potential growth of the chemistry of heterocycles prophesied in 1970 was exploited so vigorously that in almost a decade, it needed a multivolume treatise to comprehend their phenomenal advances.
This may explain why some people proselytise even more vigorously after their beliefs have been debunked.
The mind-set that one could not have violated the law may also help explain why wealthy defendants fight charges so vigorously even though their cases often involve comparatively small amounts and paying a civil penalty would be much cheaper.
