Sentence examples for aggressive phases from inspiring English sources

Interpretation of the regional radiocarbon chronology limits gullying to four, more extensive and aggressive phases after 500 cal.

The bus tour was intended to begin a more aggressive phase of Mr. Kerry's campaign against Mr. Bush.

The operation signaled the opening of a new and more aggressive phase in the American-led war on terrorism.

Mr. Gore's hammering away was a leading indicator of a new, more aggressive phase of the campaign.

"It's the end of an extremely aggressive phase of monetary policy globally".

The criminal charges against the former traders underscore the new aggressive phase of the multiyear investigation into rate manipulation.

For Mrs. Clinton, the attacks signaled the start of a new and more aggressive phase in her role in this year's election.

The second request, which was widely expected, signals a new, more aggressive phase of the inquiry into the proposed transaction's effects on competition.

Election commission officials called for calm and moderation as the election moved into what one called its most "active and aggressive" phase.

The attacks on Mr. Obama come as Mr. Perry enters a more aggressive phase of his campaign in terms of ad strategy.

The Observer, for instance, published two of what he called his "duty" poems, "The English Spirit" and "Silent Service", in May and June 1940, when the war was entering its second, more aggressive phase.