Sentence examples for aggressively including from inspiring English sources

But Gannett has been slashing costs aggressively, including cutting thousands of jobs.

Regulators in several states have taken HCA hospitals to task over screening out patients too aggressively, including situations where the screening missed serious conditions.

Meanwhile, Walgreen rivals like CVS Caremark and Wal-Mart have been marketing aggressively, including running radio ads, to woo its customers.

But it is marketing the low-cost airline aggressively, including opening a Song store last night in the SoHo neighborhood of Manhattan.

So wherever they have put down roots, Bukharians — or, as they are sometimes called, Bukharans — have built aggressively, including in central Queens, where tens of thousands have settled since the early 1990s and the collapse of the Soviet Union.

The increased security measures established at public areas like transportation hubs had eased in recent months, but law enforcement had quietly continued to pursue leads on the threats aggressively, including a suggestion that terrorists planned to strike the Reichstag, home to the lower house of Parliament.

"Not just (with) women; they aggressively include all the people that the church is doing its best to drive out -- young divorced people, gays and lesbians".

Meanwhile, "energy drinks" with caffeine are being aggressively marketed, including to young people.

In addition, newspapers are moving more aggressively online, including allowing reader reviews.

Wockhardt struggles to fill its slots, too, but its facilities allow it to aggressively recruit, including from among Indian doctors who have worked abroad for years.

But Mr. Durbin said he was disappointed with Ms. Nord and the safety commission, which he said did not appear to be attacking the problem aggressively enough, including moving too slowly to institute and enforce a ban on lead in children's jewelry.