Sentence examples for ever more aggressively from inspiring English sources

But with each election, the Latinos are wooed ever more aggressively.

In the South China Sea, for example, the Philippines and Vietnam in particular accuse China of pursuing its territorial claims ever more aggressively.

And in recent years, the national parties have ever more aggressively wooed big donors, pouring their contributions into issue ads to bolster chosen candidates.

Now carmakers like BMW and Daimler's Mercedes-Benz unit are pushing ever more aggressively into turf previously owned by mass-market car companies like Fiat or Ford of Europe, with sporty, fuel-efficient cars that come with luxury features.

WEEK IN REVIEW, PAGE 11 THE PUBLIC EDITOR Taking another look at how The Times strives to maintain its high standards as it moves ever more aggressively on the Web.

The deglamorization that doctors have suffered with the rise of H.M.O.'s in American life has had its corrective on television, where medical dramas seem to labor ever more aggressively to establish the physician's genius.

Otherwise, host colonies would react always more aggressively to conspecifics.

If it decides to take on the discounters even more aggressively, then the other big three will have to respond – and trade could get tougher than ever.

What seems clear now is that his life on the run had become ever more difficult as the government sought more aggressively to be accepted as a candidate for EU membership.

But advertisers are pushing their way into content far more aggressively than ever before.

We went after medical fraud in Medicare and Medicaid very aggressively -- more aggressively than ever before, and have saved tens of billions of dollars.