Sentence examples for favors aggressively from inspiring English sources

VeriFone Transportation Systems, which has an alliance with WABC-TV, calls its system Taxi-TV, and favors aggressively interactive content: Alongside ads and news briefs, its touch-screen monitors offer gallery listings, restaurant reviews and ads disguised as quizzes.

Hoenig has long been an anomaly: a conservative who favors aggressively scrutinizing big banks.

As we've noted before, Sanders favors aggressively breaking up the large financial institutions that engage in shadow banking.

Fools will many times try to lie and confuse you and use you, never shy away from a fool that tries to ask you for too many things and favors aggressively look them right in the face and say no, I can't do that.

The report says, for example, that Mr. Bush's Clear Skies Initiative will result in 21 million more tons of pollution by 2020 than if he abandoned that market-based, cap-and-trade approach in favor of aggressively enforcing the Clean Air Act's existing provisions.

Investors favored companies aggressively taking market share versus showing an ability to make money.

This faction lost the debate to the hardline "commonwealth" faction, who were in favor of aggressively maintaining the colony's charter rights, led through the 1660s by governors John Endecott and Richard Bellingham.

But he's the first major politician to come out aggressively favoring sports betting, and he doesn't seem to be afraid of taking on the NFL or the federal government to get it done.

The most recent was probably the "Swedish Torpedo," a system that eschewed the traditional three-forward, two-defensemen setup in favor of two aggressively forechecking forwards (called torpedoes), two mid-ice halfbacks and a lone defenseman called a libero.

A white paper drafted by Governor Doyle's office makes clear that he favors using the exchange aggressively.

His conducting favors cleanly defined phrases aggressively accented, and yet his conducting of Bruckner's Adagio movement seemed to disgorge this statuesque music in one, long, smoothly shaped breath.