Sentence examples for Aggressively enhancing from inspiring English sources
As part of its effort to change the skill mix of its workforce, the Government of Tamil Nadu has been aggressively enhancing the roles of non-specialist physicians and nurses.
The school districts that will thrive will be the ones using social media to engage their community, and aggressively enhance and protect their reputation.
That's because Yobe can pinpoint a voice based on biometric markers, aggressively enhance the volume and then use AI to smooth it out.
As that conflict has burned for years, the Revolutionary Guards has worked aggressively to enhance the missile program.
The federal government's hands-off approach to work-zone safety took hold in the 1970s, after a brief period in which Washington moved aggressively to enhance traffic safety by improving automobile technology and highway design.
The optimized TCP increases the TCP window size aggressively to enhance the TCP throughput in the satellite communication with the long propagation delay [13].
Our proposed scheduling algorithm aggressively minimized register usage, enhancing the MaxLive by a factor of 1.7 in the TI C66 core, toward the SMS scheduling method (which returned a MaxLive of 20), making an FFT completely without memory references of twiddle factors implementable.
This loyalty effect enables them to compensate their employees more generously, provide investors with superior cash flows, and reinvest more aggressively to further enhance the value delivered to customers.
In the optimized TCP, the TCP congestion window is aggressively increased to enhance the TCP throughput.
The tiny emirate, long overshadowed by Saudi Arabia and Iran, is aggressively seeking to enhance its regional and even global stature — not always successfully.
Retailers, in a haste to clear out late spring and summer seasonal products ahead of back-to-school receipts (which are profit margin enhancing full-priced wares) in late July, aggressively implemented markdowns to facilitate customer traffic.
