Sentence examples for its aggressive use of from inspiring English sources

The monarchy's police force continued its aggressive use of social media to combat perceptions that it used disproportionate force in response to the protests.

Then there is the way the campaign is being run, with its aggressive use of the Internet, bottom-up brainstorming and decidedly hip accents.

The bureau stopped the practice early this year in part because of broader questions raised about its aggressive use of the records demands, which are known as national security letters, officials said.

Chief Banks, who will earn a $201,096 yearly salary, takes the helm as the force's highest-ranking uniformed officer – top among roughly 34,500 peers – at a time when the Police Department has come under scrutiny for its aggressive use of the stop, question and frisk tactic.

Company B also has $100 of earnings but, because of its aggressive use of preferences and credits, only pays the Treasury $20 in 2002.

In 1978 he bought into a hair salon franchise called Command Performance, swayed by a story he'd seen in the Wall Street Journal that touted the organization's hipness among a younger demographic and its aggressive use of radio and TV advertising.

In both arias, the much-heralded young tenor showed once again that he has a fine voice, but gave rise to concern through his aggressive use of it.

During the campaign, Obama criticized George W. Bush for his aggressive use of the powers of the Presidency, particularly regarding the treatment of military detainees.

Not the least of the movie's sins is its overly aggressive use of music.

We see that SR's utilization is always a 10% under MO one's due to its less aggressive use of system resources.

It requires aggressive use of sensors with different resolutions and energy requirements.