Sentence examples for more active since from inspiring English sources

It has been more active since ending a 14-month truce in December, claiming responsibility for 11 killings in bombings and shootings and being blamed for a 12th.

With 261 miles of border, the area has become even more active since the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, which brought increased enforcement of restrictions on crossings in California and Texas.

Agassi has been more active since the United States Open, winning a round in Stuttgart, Germany, and three rounds in Lyon, France, earlier this month before injuring his hip.

These differences have been laid out in a new study showing that the House's own ethics committee has become much more active since the ethics office was created to vet complaints, not quietly bury them.

Al Qaeda's regional arm, which went quiet for several months after a series of American airstrikes in Yemen that began last December, has become more active since the spring, and has killed several dozen Yemeni soldiers and police officers.

De Beers was a bystander in the late 1990's, as diamond mines were discovered in Canada, but it has become more active since Mr. Molyneaux, who has mine experience in South Africa, became head of the Canadian unit early this year.

Among different techniques, visible watermarking schemes protect copyrights in a more active way since the logo watermark are generally embedded in the host image (Figure 1a).

Lipids play a more active role since cell membranes [ 33, 61] and the lipids of CaOx stone matrix [ 59] can catalyse the nucleation of CaOx from a metastable solution.

The purified, dephosphorylated DDK appears to be a more active kinase since it was better at phosphorylating a fragment of Mcm2 (Supplementary Fig S1) and resulted in more extensive phosphorylation of full-length Mcm4 and Mcm6 in the context of the pre-RC as evidenced by the more pronounced shift in SDS PAGE (Fig 1B, compare lanes 2 and 4).

This androgen is more active than T, since it has a higher affinity for the androgen receptor (AR).

IT is no secret that Brooklyn's art scene has grown more active and visible since the mid-1980's, when artists, driven out of Manhattan by rising rents, began to move there.