strenuously

strenuous | American Dictionary

strenuous
adjective
us/ˈstren·ju·əs/
needing or using a lot of effort or energy:
I think football is much more strenuous than baseball.

strenuously

adverbus/ˈstren·ju·əs·li/
He strenuously denies that he is guilty.

Examples of strenuous

strenuous
For older freelancers, then, the occupation was found to be an increasingly strenuous and compromised endeavour, and it was undertaken for ever-diminishing returns.
A highly condensed exposition makes for strenuous reading in a few papers, but the contents make it well worth the effort.
But what is most striking is that most authors made no such attempt, and indeed made strenuous efforts to secure proper authorization for their works.
We currently recommend abstention from competitive or strenuous sports for the majority of patients with hypertrophic cardiomyopathy.
It was strenuous work, but it succeeded in the end.
Giving due weight to this logic of the sacred requires a particularly strenuous leap into historical and cultural otherness.
Seventy-seven percent of these patients had no symptoms of angina or dyspnea with normal or less strenuous effort.
Automatic writing was one of the most widespread mediumistic gifts, as it required nothing more strenuous that the ability to enter a trance.
Where left ventricular ejection fraction is less than 40%, we recommend abstinence from strenuous or competitive sports.
How strenuous this is for conventional instruments can be seen when one observes a flute player during circular breathing.
Rushing strings and fanfares in the brass compete with the ever more excited and strenuous exertions of the singers.
These collectivities sometimes made strenuous efforts to prevent the skills of weaving from being disseminated more widely.
Strenuous attempts are made to construct a voice for those whose actions are normally the focus of surveillance, interpretation and modification.
In other images, however, the self-evident corporality of the conductor demonstrates something of the strenuous demands placed upon him as he dances.
Patients with such changes should not undertake strenuous exercise, and should be considered for operative intervention.
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