Sentence examples for vigorously reacted from inspiring English sources

Frustrated with the limits of their own policies, European officials have now vigorously reacted to Parliament's ham-handed attempts to create a clear political playing field.

In animals used for catFISH analysis, MK801-DS rats vigorously reacted to footshock and exhibited impaired post-shock freezing (t7 = 2.58, P = 0.036) (Figure S1C).

But it was against Rousseau's depiction of femininity and female education that Wollstonecraft was most vigorously reacting in Original Stories.

When Shamil Basayev, one of the Chechen terrorist commanders, invaded neighbouring Dagestan, Putin reacted vigorously.

Thus, he reacted vigorously and effectively against an attempt to establish an independent state in Bengal in the 1280s.

Mart Soonik, the director of public relations for the Ministry of Social Affairs, said the government had reacted vigorously to the AIDS threat.

Others have argued that the ECB was too slow to cut interest rates last year, when America's Federal Reserve reacted vigorously to evidence of slowdown.

The indigenous Bronze Age societies reacted vigorously to the culture of the Phoenicians and then the Greeks, adopting eastern Mediterranean values and technologies.

This time the United States reacted vigorously, not only freezing Japanese assets under U.S. control but also imposing an embargo on supplies of oil to Japan.

Jim Steel, director of commodity research at Refco in New York, said, "The market reacted vigorously to the Iraqi pipeline problem and Yukos".

Athanasius reacted vigorously against Arianism, for which the Son was a lesser being, and welcomed the definition of the Son formulated at the Council of Nicaea in 325: "consubstantial with the Father".