Sentence examples for aggressively advocated from inspiring English sources
Darwin's cousin, Francis Galton, aggressively advocated "eugenics" – the improvement of human society through selective breeding.
As you know, I aggressively advocated for curbs on managed care abuses, to protect patients from H.M.O.
Eschewing the traditional duality of frank private discussions and restrained public commentary, he aggressively advocated his case openly and bluntly, and did so in an increasingly personal manner.
Google, in particular, has aggressively advocated and developed autonomous vehicle tech, and its self-driving cars are regularly seen on Bay Area roads.
But it's disturbing that so few black elites have aggressively advocated for those whom the legal scholar Derrick A. Bell called the "faces at the bottom of the well".
But a loss would leave him at odds with his party, which has aggressively advocated the expansion of Jewish settlements in Gaza and the West Bank, not their dismantling.
How can you aggressively advocate for women without jeopardizing those strategic relationships?
Finally, Mr. Taffae said, although there is nothing prohibiting a landlord from aggressively advocating a buyout offer, he is not permitted to harass or threaten a tenant.
Mr. Ballentine is one of the many African-American radio hosts and commentators who are aggressively advocating for Mr. Obama's election on black-oriented radio stations daily.
The Cellular Communications Industry Association, the main lobbying arm of the $39 billion wireless phone industry, has been aggressively advocating education in the safer use of cell phones rather than limiting or banning them outright.
Clean Air Task Force is working in the United States and China on bringing this nascent yet promising carbon capture and storage technology to scale, and is aggressively advocating for President Obama and the Environmental Protection Agency to impose robust, declining limits on the greenhouse gas emissions from both natural gas and coal-fired plants.
