Sentence examples for vigour over from inspiring English sources

Robinson's peculiar boot camp has given them some technical skill and live they're no longer a triumph of vigour over ability.

Why are they not acting with the same vigour over weeding out misregistered EU nationals who have been sent polling cards and even postal ballots, but who are not eligible?" Jenkin said.

3.32pm GMT The Daily Mail And here is Leveson on Associated Newspapers, the publisher of the Daily Mail: It may readily be understood that Associated Newspapers Ltd's examples of "public interest journalism" are examples of campaigns which it has pursued with enormous vigour over the years, in each case in the public interest and with ultimate vindication.

Inoculation of young seedling led to an approximately 57.2% increase in seedling vigour over a six week period.

They found a strong heterosis effect in the clay soil averaging over all lines, but also a clear hybrid vigour breakdown over multiple generations potentially through further segregation or epistasis effects.

The scrumpy of my youth, sometimes as strong as 9/10% abv, and illegally sold to me as a teenager visiting relatives in Somerset, had some complexity and vigour, but the over-alcoholised modern equivalent is merely a route for the young to get pissed as quickly as possible and for cider companies to make an indecently high return on something with no more character than an alcopop.

Shah, with 40, and Flintoff and Patel with 26 each, attempted to add vigour in the closing overs but failed.

Mozambique's defence ministry, perhaps over-estimating the vigour of its 11,000 or so active recruits, says it alone needs 80m condoms.

They pressed with renewed vigour and Costa's plunder took over, the hosts' strength holding sway.

However, the recently revived vigour of the police over hacking and of the Attorney General in the Christopher Jefferies case suggest that those days are, mercifully, over.

A team of Zim and vigour Zimbabwe's victory over Pakistan was a moment of genuine cheer, a clear marker of the African country's cricketing resurgence.