Sentence examples for vigorously making from inspiring English sources

That should not stop the White House and other Democrats from vigorously making the case that there is an alternative to that coldhearted prescription, if lawmakers would just seize it.

To express this sentiment, hundreds of them held a demonstration in a park on November 21st; the police intervened vigorously, making many arrests.Nor do Mr Khan and ordinary people see eye to eye on the possible deployment of an international force to maintain the fragile peace and, eventually, decommission arms.

Now a series of wholesale reforms are being introduced, all at the same time.Even Communist politicians get the benefit of the doubt for a while after starting a new job, and Mr Zhu has been vigorously making the most of his.

When the dopant concentration is increased to 2.4 at.%, it is depleted vigorously making rise to development of tail which entangled from top of the nanowires.

We could see the emergence of a two-tier electoral system, with some states vigorously making it harder to vote, while others finally modernize their systems.

Hayes's opponent, Allen G. Thurman, made the proposed amendment the centerpiece of the campaign, and both men campaigned vigorously, making speeches across the state, mostly focusing on the suffrage question.

In many public debates he has vigorously made the case for unbelief.

The President and his lieutenants must vigorously make the case to us and to the world why Saddam Hussein must be forcibly removed from power.

Mix these in a spray bottle and shake vigorously (make sure the cap is on).

Mr Steinmetz vigorously denies making bribes.

By the end of the day, both sides had vigorously denied making or receiving any overtures of any kind.