Sentence examples for aggressive combination of from inspiring English sources

Last year, officials announced an aggressive combination of asset purchases and forward guidance, both tied to improvement in the labor market.

The Fed unrolled an aggressive combination of new policies last year in an effort to encourage a housing recovery and increase the pace of job creation.

That aggressive combination of jabbing synths and pounding kick drum is pretty standard for Phelps; in the past, he has dropped names such as Young Jeezy, Eminem and Lil Wayne.

"I'm just not convinced that her dramatic response would be replicable in a large population," he said, adding that it was too soon to recommend treating other high-risk babies with such an aggressive combination of drugs without more research.

Above all, the response to a Japan-type financial crisis was supposed to involve a very aggressive combination of interest-rate cuts and fiscal stimulus, designed to prevent the crisis from spilling over into a major slump in the real economy.

Doctors treat the disease with an aggressive combination of antibiotics.

In the final, Tazegul had too much class for Motamed, thanks to his aggressive combinations of spinning and jumping kicks.

Regardless of the mechanisms of resistance, most solid malignant tumors have a cell population, which survives the most aggressive combinations of highly cytotoxic drugs given on a variety of schedules.

Those diagnosed over 1 year of age have a less favourable outlook and often fail to respond even to the most aggressive combinations of therapy.

Alternatively, IMRT/IGRT may facilitate EBRT dose-escalation of radiotherapy protocols and more aggressive combinations of radiotherapy with cytotoxic chemotherapy and/or novel systemic agents.

Wide variation also appeared in total population health benefits, from <1000 DALYs averted a year (for some components of cancer treatments or aspirin for acute ischaemic stroke) to >300 000 averted DALYs (for aggressive combinations of interventions to deal with alcohol use or cardiovascular risks).