Sentence examples for an aggressive search from inspiring English sources

Jones then assured them that an aggressive search was under way, and instructed them to go to their daughter's apartment and await further updates.

And the arrest of Mr. Rogers appeared to prompt an aggressive search for evidence that might tie him to other victims.

Journalists there rebelled when its publisher, as part of an aggressive search for new revenue, made a profit-sharing deal with a local arena, the Staples Center.

Although I have had couple of temporary positions, I have not had a full-time marketing position since March 2008 despite an aggressive search effort.

The price will be high but not necessarily ruinous — the early cost estimates for New York City's sewage-plant upgrades ran to more than $1 billion, until an aggressive search for economizing and efficiency brought the number sharply down.

What is certain is that the claims are similar to those made in those cities further north where US troops have adopted an aggressive search policy and routinely seize all money "to prevent it being used for buying weapons".

Indeed, the images captured by Stecyk, Glen E Friedman (who was just 13 at the time), and a handful of other photographers fixed the essential nature of skateboarding for all time: it was explosive, it was high-risk, and it mandated an aggressive, search-and-destroy attitude that extended far beyond the backyard pools that the Z-Boys used to skate without permission.

After the explosion on the drilling rig, it began with an aggressive search-and-rescue effort to evacuate 115 people, including three badly injured.

French recommendations for controlling HRB spread (carbapenemase producing enterobacteriacae [CPE] and vancomycin resistant enterococci [VRE]) advocate an aggressive search-and-isolate strategy.

That said, it would take a pretty aggressive search on the part of an employer.

I was greeted on the bank by what I can only describe as a mob of corrupt officials, and subjected to a rather aggressive search, taken away for questioning, arrested, and put into a jail full of prostitutes.