Sentence examples for aggressively embracing from inspiring English sources
And in a country where urban professionals are aggressively embracing luxury products, a reputation for priciness isn't necessarily a disadvantage.
For the sake of patients and the health care system itself, psychotherapy needs to overhaul its image, more aggressively embracing, formalizing and promoting its empirically supported methods.
His speech, "How a Major Music Company is Aggressively Embracing the Net and Expects to Win the Digital Wars," came amid reports that the Napster software was making free downloads of music easier than ever.
That prize was presented by Olympic diver Tom Daley and his fiance, Dustin Lance Black; the latter said that in the current climate, "the idea of aggressively embracing diversity has never been more important" and that films such as Lion help promote inclusivity and "inspire action on a global scale".
Canonical is aggressively embracing the post-PC culture, and are driving computing convergence with a coherent "multi-screen" strategy.
MacArthur has also been dead set against putting more of Harper's content online, and staffers watched, aghast, as their rivals at The Atlantic raised their profile--and their bank accounts--by aggressively embracing the Web.
Morton aggressively embraced his newfound Republican identity.
"It's a place that has aggressively embraced growth.
If anything, Foster's message was that the Texans had aggressively embraced their underdog role.
While the Obama administration has aggressively embraced drone warfare, American officials are uneasy about other countries doing the same.
This year, both California and New Jersey — two states that have aggressively embraced renewable energy — put their small-turbine incentives programs on hold, at least temporarily, after problems surfaced.
