Sentence examples for vigorously will be from inspiring English sources

Those who don't respond vigorously will be wiped out.

Strikingly, one of the main arguments that the two brands offer in their defence is that the DOJ's lawsuit could result in many of these small banks leaving the industry, reducing competition.The claim that Visa and MasterCard do not compete vigorously will be hard to prove.

Progress on this, which Obama pursued vigorously, will be helpful in the U.S. congressional debate on climate legislation that is expected in early 2010.

But merchants may well find ways to sidestep the requirements of the law, and it is unclear how vigorously it will be enforced.

Experts and activists outside the government said they were heartened by the government's new approach, but would wait to see what new programs are announced and how vigorously they will be carried out.

Conversely, the more familiar is an item, the less perirhinal processing it requires and the less vigorously it will be encoded in memory [102].

The state will vigorously prosecute, and Zimmerman will be vigorously defended as is his constitutional right.

Mr. Rosado predicts that because he is campaigning more vigorously, his victory will be more substantial this year and that winning by an overwhelming majority, as he hopes to, will likely mean an end to Mr. Espada's interest in running for the State Senate seat.

"These charges will be vigorously contested," he said.

Should such claims be brought, they will be vigorously defended".

"Any proposal that jeopardizes this will be vigorously opposed.