Sentence examples for has very actively from inspiring English sources

"The opioid lobby has very actively blocked interventions that might result in more cautious prescribing or reduced prescribing.

As a result, the industry has very actively been pursuing the transition of ECC from conventional BCH codes to more powerful soft-decision iterative coding solutions, in particular LDPC codes.

Switzerland is one country that has very actively sought to control its currency value, because it is vital for that small country to have a favorable exchange rate with the euro, which surrounds it.

Hobby Lobby has very actively sought to impose what it believes the law should be wherever possible, and it has thrown a lot of money behind these efforts," Meister said.

"We have very actively promoted the use of sand to counteract the forces along the shore," Mr. Shea said.

We have very actively built social media outreach into our marketing efforts.

We've had multiple Seedcamps in Berlin and we've very, very actively gone out into regions that most European investors don't care about and don't cover because we've felt always that there have been fantastic entrepreneurs there.

The NFL, for instance, in the conversations I've had, has been very actively and enthusiastically engaged because they see health promotion as one of the things that is good for them and good for the country".

"I do know he has very much been actively involved in a kind of ministry of presence, and going out to people on the margins," the Rev. William Hammer, pastor of the Basilica of St.

Thanks to the aforementioned freezing/unfreezing process, any app that you're not actively using has very little effect on your device's performance).

In a season dense with pre-opening gossip and gremlins, "Taboo" -- which has a very actively involved producer in Rosie O'Donnell -- has held its own in commanding unwelcome attention.