Sentence examples for more aggressive involvement from inspiring English sources

The previous group, the Syrian National Council, had been nurtured by Turkey and was based in Istanbul, but it came to be seen as a failure whose lack of credibility among the rebel fighting groups, loosely aligned under the banner of the Free Syrian Army, was an impediment to more aggressive involvement by other Arab and Western nations.

As pressures mount in Washington for a more aggressive American involvement on behalf of at least some rebel groups in Syria, President Obama has seemed intent on proving the Nobel committee was farsighted in awarding him its peace prize four years ago.

One of our patients developed oliguric renal failure that required more aggressive clinical care and the involvement of the Nephrology Service.

Approximately one third of patients with oligoarticular onset experience progression toward a more aggressive form, characterized by the involvement of five or more joints after the first 6 months of disease (extended oligoarticular JIA).

However, a small percentage of patients can exhibit a more aggressive course with extensive skin tumors, blood involvement and rarely involvement of internal organs that can be life threatening.

"The protests are similar, the media campaign is more aggressive this time, but the constituent involvement is less.

He said there was nothing unexpected about the company's involvement in the more aggressive forms of marketing, and this would not hurt AOL.

Ms. Bartoletti and others praised Mr. Feerick, a former dean of the Fordham University School of Law and an acclaimed ethics expert, saying his involvement promised a more aggressive posture by the commission and its successor.

Thus, loss of miR-320 expression may be associated with a higher likelihood of lymph node involvement and a more aggressive metastatic phenotype.

In this small cohort, there was no indication of a significantly more aggressive disease course in patients with lymphatic involvement either in the form of disease-related mortality (one each in the lymphatic and nonlymphatic groups) or in time to extracutaneous involvement.

He was far more aggressive in his tone about the possibility of Russian involvement.