Sentence examples for be aggressively looking for from inspiring English sources

In a new sign of the impending legal brawls over the shipwreck, one of Italy's most prominent lawyers, Giulia Bongiorno, said Wednesday that she would represent 30 Italian passengers who are suing the cruise line, and that she would be aggressively looking for ways to implicate the company.

General Siyahnakri said officials were aggressively looking for Mr. Hambali.

The avalanche of rising costs is why franchisers are aggressively looking for technology that can allow them to produce more food faster with higher quality and lower waste.

High oil prices have manufacturers and big retailers reconsidering the use of so much plastic, and some are aggressively looking for cheaper substitutes.

The police in some New Jersey towns have been aggressively looking for immigration violations and, predictably, it has been leading to abuses.

"They're aggressively looking for ways to offer a lower-cost package of channels without sports," said the chief executive of one such channel owner, who insisted on anonymity because the talks were confidential.

"We are aggressively looking for a new spot within three or four blocks of La Goulue," Mr. Denoyer said, adding that the search has been hard because "some landlords have been utterly spoiled in the last decade, and they don't want to acknowledge that there is a recession".

With ever increasing chip size and functionalities, researchers are aggressively looking for temperature stability and power reduction in each department.

Cedric Shen and his wife have been "aggressively looking" for a house to buy for about three months, but they've yet to put in an offer.

Given that shortfall, both the central and state governments are aggressively looking for ways to achieve further reductions in spite of current human resource shortages.

"CarTrade is aggressively looking at the market for used car finance with less than 8percentt of used cars sold being financed through an organized financier".