Sentence examples for vigorously failed from inspiring English sources

They have also vigorously failed to move forward the hypothetical Republican health-reform plan with which they say they would replace Obamacare if they ever repeal it, which they won't and can't.Yet for all this furious inactivity, the complaint of the voters who unseated Mr Cantor seems to be that he has been insufficiently vigilant in stopping things.

Finally, it is possible that under the conditions used, in vitro passaging at least for modest periods does not select for less virulent variants that multiply less vigorously or fail to survive after animal infection.

Unlike other remainers, as home secretary Mrs May failed to vigorously defend Britain's EU membership.

While he has pardoned women accused of moral crimes, he has failed to vigorously enforce the violence against women law.

For too long, Connecticut has failed to vigorously pursue homegrown corruption, leaving it to federal officials to investigate most serious allegations.

Mr. Trump vigorously defended Roy S. Moore, the failed Alabama Republican Senate candidate, against allegations that included child molestation, and Sarah Huckabee Sanders, the White House press secretary, has said that multiple women who have accused the president of sexual misconduct were lying.

Even so, the bill — which failed — was vigorously opposed by consumer groups and unions that said it would harm the poor and vulnerable while giving huge advantages to banks, credit card companies and car dealers.

"It is unacceptable, and it deeply concerns us, that in the wake of the Robert Hanssen spy case, and in the months following Sept. 11, the F.B.I. failed to vigorously investigate these grave allegations".

A1 Prominent evangelical Christians in Washington have been warning the Bush administration that conservative Christians might not have enough motivation to vote this November if the president failed to vigorously support their effort to ban same-sex marriage.

Prominent evangelical Christians in Washington have been warning the Bush administration for months that conservative Christians may not have enough motivation to vote this November if the president failed to vigorously support their effort to amend the Constitution to ban same-sex marriage.

Despite the fact that the U.S. government has failed to vigorously support democracy movements in the region, local democrats still look to the United States for models on how to create political change.