Sentence examples for increasingly aggressive role from inspiring English sources
It slowly built momentum, with the horns playing an increasingly aggressive role.
Searching for potential clients, Lerach hit upon Amalgamated Bank, which is owned by UNITE, the garment-industry union, and has been playing an increasingly aggressive role in policing the conduct of companies in its portfolio.
And then the bomb exploded". Within hours of the blast, responsibility had been claimed by Ansar al Sunna, a Sunni militant group that has played an increasingly aggressive role in the insurgency.
The chamber's increasingly aggressive role — including record spending in the midterm elections that supports Republicans more than 90 percent of the time — has made it a target of critics, including a few local chamber affiliates who fear it has become too partisan and hard-nosed in its fund-raising.
Power struggles between the old guard and reformers, in particular the increasingly aggressive role of the interim military transition government in Egypt, risk eroding faith in the military and hope for a timely transition to civilian rule.
The data also indicate an increasingly aggressive use of the law.
Kelly, a former secretary of homeland security, has taken an increasingly aggressive and influential role in the immigration negotiations, calling lawmakers and meeting with White House aides daily — more than he has on other topics.
Speaking at a memorial service in Tucson for the six dead and 14 wounded, the president said he understood why people looked for answers, which has included a vigorous debate about the role increasingly aggressive political rhetoric, particularly by the Tea party, may have played in the killings.
In pursuing insider-trading cases, the United States attorney's office has adopted increasingly aggressive techniques.
In the prison guard experiments, Zimbardo found that when playing the role of guards, ordinary non-sadistic people became increasingly aggressive, were arbitrary in their punishments, and exhibited pleasure at the humiliation of their "prisoners".
Mr. Bloomberg has taken an increasingly aggressive stance in his first labor dispute since taking office.
