Sentence examples for aggressively claimed from inspiring English sources

Bannon is executive chairman of the rightwing website Breitbart News, which has for years aggressively claimed that voter fraud is rife among minorities and in Democratic-leaning areas.

It has aggressively claimed control over thousands of miles of the South China Sea, sending oil drilling rigs and warships to explore and build up mini-islets on coral reefs, creating landing strips for military planes.

Between 1890 and 1894, the French sought to aggressively claim what they believed to be the territorial rights established by the treaty.

Emboldened by recent court decisions that have challenged such arrangements, a growing number of states are moving aggressively to claim taxes that they say are rightfully theirs.

He began aggressively by claiming that the cat did more for the war effort than I did since it provided him with a hot water bottle and saved fuel and power.

With his legal options narrowing and Gov. George W. Bush moving aggressively to claim the presidency, Vice President Al Gore last night essentially asked the American people to give him time to challenge the official vote count in Florida.

Nope! Patents are aggressively vague, claiming ownership of anything semi-related.

Chinese soldiers have been patrolling more aggressively in regions claimed by both China and India–Indian analysts believe there are almost 300 Chinese border incursions a year but New Delhi has sought to downplay Beijing's increased activity.

Energy drinks are one of the most rapidly increasing beverages promoted aggressively for their claimed beneficial effects on body and mental strength, but the data presented here suggest that consumption of energy drinks is potentially harmful because of the extra cardiac work load and the decreased cerebral blood flow velocity observed during resting conditions.

Since then, Apple has aggressively courted retailers – and claimed significant success.

So keen is he to make this point that he's been aggressively rewriting history, claiming that a Labour-Lib Dem coalition was never possible after 2010 even though it clearly was because he spent some days talking about it.