Sentence examples for aggressively affected from inspiring English sources
It was notable that much of the talk in Australia at the end of the series was of the impact of James Faulkner, who has twice aggressively affected the outcome – in Adelaide and Brisbane – when a match was there to be won.
Besides the doping density, the thickness of the spacer and doped body can aggressively affect the short-channel subthreshold behavior comprising threshold voltage shift and subthreshold swing degradation.
He had a full head of hair and the aggressively pleasant affect of someone used to getting what he wanted.
If not managed aggressively, it can affect a patient's ability to ambulate and even perform some activities of daily living.
The feel is aggressively downtown, if a bit affected: sweat, sex and slumming ready-made.
I wondered whether the recent omnipresence of paparazzi pictures, with their aggressively ungainly, megalensed closeups, had affected the way he constructs artifice.
aggressively strike with a heavy fist.
If those mutations would be detected in the field, then those countries affected should act very aggressively to stamp out the outbreaks, to protect the world.
In seeking to explain the vitriol, Mr. Estreicher said that as organized labor declined in importance, companies that were still affected by unions had mobilized aggressively against them.
Usually, in absence of more information, a conservative approach has been taken, aggressively filtering any probe which may be potentially affected.
Mr. White encountered resistance, Ms. Parker said, when he aggressively prodded refineries that lay outside Houston's city limits (but affected Houston's air quality) to cut their emissions.
