Sentence examples for aggressive purposes from inspiring English sources

Dennis Henigan, the lawyer for the families of the victims, had argued that the company that manufactured the military-style semiautomatic weapons, Navegar Inc., had advertised the guns as being useful for aggressive purposes.

Shouldn't preventive action also be considered against other states that may be playing host to the same evil elements, or seeking to acquire weapons of mass destruction for their own aggressive purposes?The limits of pre-emptionOn June 1st, Mr Bush gave his answer: yes.

Once out, he catches the eye of the brilliant scientist Pym, who has had to conceal his pioneering work into organic miniaturisation from his ungrateful protege and boardroom Machiavelli Darren Cross (Corey Stoll), who ousted him from the company – Wright and Cornish can still savour this part – and is now cack-handedly attempting to invent something similar for aggressive military purposes.

Mr. Horn says the time frame is aggressive on purpose.

In a follow-up conversation on the phone, I ask Nagbe if he's being more aggressive on purpose.

These data suggest that despite the stromal expression of both CHST11 and CSPG4 genes the expression can be targeted specifically in aggressive tumors for therapeutic purposes.

In a series of findings that were searing in tone, sweeping in judgment and backed by voluminous reporting, the report said senior officials were repeatedly warned about Osama bin Laden's intentions, but failed to respond with an aggressive sense of national purpose.

The academy -- or International Academy, as it was first called -- was founded for explicitly political purposes: to "take aggressive action in meeting outside attacks" and to "promote harmony and solidarity among the membership and among the different branches".

Last month, an agent openly admitted that the purpose of the aggressive new patdowns was to intimidate people into choosing the nude scanners instead.

The MX is an aggressive, "destabilizing" weapon whose main purpose is to be bargained away in exchange for a similar Soviet reduction.

One is that natural catastrophes can create a sense of shared sacrifice and purpose that discredits aggressive self-seeking, if only temporarily.