Sentence examples for aggressively tapped from inspiring English sources

Firms have aggressively tapped the credit markets to make their financial position more secure and, latterly, even to pay for acquisitions.

Those included organizing a marching band, getting the football team to offer the maximum amount of scholarships and spearheading a fund-raising effort that aggressively tapped into an alumni base of approximately 150,000, many of whom live on Long Island.

The Chinese security apparatus, meanwhile, aggressively tapped and blocked phone calls by embassy officials, with an agent at one point brazenly dialing into a conversation between Mr. Chen and his wife on the cellphone of the deputy chief of mission, Robert S. Wang.

While the circumstances that have driven these debt-ridden members of the euro zone to the brink differ, they share one common characteristic: All three countries aggressively tapped their domestic banking systems for more debt long after they had been shut out of international bond markets.

Mr. Romney's campaign is aggressively tapping into anger at President Obama's environmental policies throughout the Appalachian counties where the state's coal miners live, hoping that huge margins there will offset Mr. Obama's equally aggressive campaign to woo female voters in the suburbs of Northern Virginia, just outside Washington.

He also spoke of more aggressively tapping alliances with foreign companies to keep up with new technology.

As Malone built TCI, so Mark Schneider has built UPC with a string of big acquisitions financed by aggressively tapping the junk bond markets UPC's balance sheet carries nearly $7 billion in debt on a shareholders' equity base of $1.6 billion.

"We are aggressively tapping the mobile space, as we believe this is where the main Internet usage will come from," Nitin Mathur, Yahoo's marketing head in India, said last year.

As Malone built TCI, so Mark Schneider has built UPC with a string of big acquisitions financed by aggressively tapping the junk bond markets UPC's balance sheet carries nearly $7 billion in long-term debt and short-term liabilities, on a shareholders' equity base of $1.6 billion.

And Mr. Haynes was himself; he swung aggressively, tap-danced, hit all available surfaces with his drumsticks and teased his audience.

So I.B.M. has moved aggressively to tap the global labor pool, and it is increasingly using software to automate as much traditional services work as possible.