Sentence examples for was especially vigorous from inspiring English sources

The selling was especially vigorous in technology.

His choreography was especially vigorous when he was putting in a little work on the jury's possible prejudice against alcohol.

It was especially vigorous in the 20th century -- crucial to Minimalism, for example -- and it shows no signs of abating in the 21st.

Achoris (ruled 393 380 bc), its third and final ruler, was especially vigorous, and the prosperity of his reign is indicated by many monuments in Upper and Lower Egypt.

Ohio was especially vigorous in applying its state anti-trust laws, and finally forced a separation of Standard Oil of Ohio from the rest of the company in 1892, the first step in the dissolution of the trust.

The increase in outlets for Asian contemporary art is especially vigorous.

Ms. Mitro said sales of whisper-thin microfiber thongs had been especially vigorous recently.

Parkes was involved in sectarian disputes, which were especially vigorous in the colony.

So classes are especially vigorous, since the school needs to impart very specialized knowledge in a limited time.

Mr. Bush's outreach to members of minorities has been especially vigorous lately; earlier this week, he spoke to a convention of black law enforcement officers.

Phenomenologists are especially vigorous in repudiating the evolutionary schemes of past scholars, whom they accuse of imposing arbitrary semiphilosophical concepts in their interpretation of the history of religion.