Sentence examples for aggressively relocated from inspiring English sources
The Financial Times reported that the two largest financial hubs, Wall Street (New York) and The City (London), have lost a collective 42,000 jobs, as banks have aggressively relocated positions to lower-cost cities and countries.
Can it really be any other way?" John Martin, former internal security chief of the Justice Department, once said that if leaks were prosecuted aggressively, the capital would have to be relocated to the federal prison in Lewisburg, Pa.
Some have relocated to Delhi or expanded more aggressively in Gujarat, Delhi, Bangalore, Pune and Hyderabad.
"We can't afford any more of these raids," Kyser said, adding that recruiters from Washington state and elsewhere have begun aggressively courting businesses to relocate.
The frontier began to be pushed aggressively westward in the years that followed, upsetting the "guaranteed" titles of the displaced tribes and further reducing their relocated holdings.
History Hospital Emptied, Its Troubles Relocated In the early 1970's, Kingsboro Psychiatric Center in Brooklyn, one in the state's array of vast mental hospitals, began aggressively emptying its beds as New York undertook the process of what came to be known as deinstitutionalization.
They recently relocated from South Carolina.
Businesses have relocated.
"Ballplayers, relocated New Yorkers.
