Sentence examples for will be vigorous from inspiring English sources

If Britain left, the rest of Europe will be vigorous in ensuring the UK gets no special treatment".

But it will be vigorous and vibrant and dynamic and there will be lots of change, people doing different things in different ways in different combinations".

"I do think there will be vigorous debate in the press, whether it is right that people are just removed to one side," she told BBC News.

And nothing is more important than productivity in the rosy declarations of Alan Greenspan, the Federal Reserve chairman, that the coming recovery will be vigorous.

My discussions with local civic groups have made clear that there will be vigorous opposition and litigation against the use of the park.

| Jan . 10at 8 and Jan . 11at 3: Two seasoned colleagues — the violinist Mark Peskanov and the cellist Clive Greensmith (of the Tokyo String Quartet) join the exciting Shanghai Quartet for what will be vigorous performances of the string sextets of Johannes Brahms.

"After treatment, the hemlock can look completely dead, but sometimes it will come back, and in three years it'll be vigorous," Blozan said.

We'll be vigorous in our oversight".

The students assert that the Fair Labor Association is dominated by corporations and will not be vigorous in its monitoring.

There is no democracy in China, and some would argue that despite that nation's vast resources and potential, there will not be vigorous science there either until the Chinese leaders take seriously what Mao proclaimed back in 1955 and then cynically withdrew: Let a hundred flowers bloom, let a hundred schools of thought contend.

The subject is an important one, and I expect the discussion (which Steve Holmgren and Colin Beckett will moderate) to be vigorous.