Sentence examples for increasingly aggressively from inspiring English sources

"Do you know who I am?" he asked, before shouting: "Ronnie f****** Pickering!" increasingly aggressively.

But legal rights activists at the Center for Constitutional Rights say that the Bush administration is trying increasingly aggressively to find ways to get around giving even US citizens fair trials.

When she and her child returned to her assigned seat for landing, she claims Mr Hundley reacted increasingly aggressively to her child's discomfort, eventually shouting at her to get her "nigger kid" to shut up before slapping the child across the face.Of course, sworn affidavits don't necessarily present the full story.

We need to oppose this with all our energies: to resist the increasing pressure on funds and shelf space, and the deterioration of the objects themselves, to counter with strong reason the voices that will increasingly and aggressively complain: what do we need those dusty old things for anyway?

It's perhaps unsurprising that many women are protecting themselves against a climate where their safety is being increasingly and aggressively compromised.

It's perhaps unsurprising, then, that many women are protecting themselves against a climate where their safety is being increasingly and aggressively compromised.

Each episode runs between eight and ten minutes, and, within that span, tells a small story about Ruby's increasingly desperate, and aggressively pathetic, attempts to score with women.

Amazon introduced Black Friday discounts to Britain in 2010 but the event is now a fixture of the retail sales calendar with Currys, John Lewis and Argos key players in an event increasingly focused on aggressively discounted electronics and domestic appliances.

Now, fresh data shows that Americans have been tapping their credit cards aggressively, while increasingly falling behind on the payments.

"Countries are increasingly competing more and more aggressively for mobile foreign direct investment," Mr. Noonan added.

So it's not surprising that today's intelligence community – as well as law enforcement at all levels of government – aggressively pursue an increasingly large and sophisticated wish list of intelligence tools regardless of whether appropriate oversight mechanisms are in place.