Sentence examples for more aggressive measures from inspiring English sources

Other libraries are taking even more aggressive measures.

But more aggressive measures have little internal support.

Oregon wants more aggressive measures to help fish pass over the dams.

But it stops short of the more aggressive measures that some have proposed.

They also signaled that more aggressive measures could follow if the job market and other indicators continued to weaken.

Democratic leaders argue that their narrow majorities, which include several moderate members from conservative areas, limit their ability to pass more aggressive measures.

And then maybe Mayor Edwin Lee could work with the Board of Supervisors to modify the "consensus" proposal enough to satisfy Mr. Adachi and persuade him to drop his more aggressive measure.

He said the reuse project had been pushed through too hastily and that the city should have first pursued more aggressive conservation measures.

Representative Peter T. King, a New York Republican who has pushed for more aggressive counterterrorism measures, said he was troubled by the reports of profiling in Boston.

In Frankfurt, the European Central Bank's reluctance to enact more aggressive policy measures has attracted widespread criticism from economists, who argue that little would be lost by lowering borrowing costs faster, and much could be gained through policies akin to those adopted Thursday in London.

Knowing the exact mutations that make the virus transmissible also enables scientists to look for them in the field and take more aggressive control measures when one or more show up, adds Fouchier.