Sentence examples for the aggressive use from inspiring English sources

The North Korean ground troops, unprepared for the aggressive use of US air power and untrained in countering it, continued to operate tightly packed convoys on open roads, allowing the US air forces to attack and ravage them repeatedly.

Victoria is particularly renowned for the aggressive use of non-publication orders.

Are these profits highly dependent on the aggressive use of a particular accounting rule?

The aggressive use of pesticides and fertilisers has proved counter-productive.

Widespread bank bankruptcies were averted by more than just the aggressive use of public finances.

Mr. Braver makes Lincoln more immediate by these means than by the aggressive use of latter-day language.

He said the arrangement and the aggressive use of diagnostics is the norm in the weeks before the Derby.

Still, that was above some analysts' forecasts of 16.2 million, largely because of the aggressive use of low-interest loans, cash rebates and other incentives to buyers.

One of the issues in the campaign is the increasingly aggressive use of the lèse-majesté law, which bans anyone from defaming, insulting or threatening the king, queen and crown prince.

President Theodore Roosevelt's administration made the first aggressive use of the act in combating major monopolies, and it was under President William Howard Taft that the law was used against Standard Oil and the American Tobacco Company.

The most aggressive use of English law for suppressing information on corruption and international security matters is by plaintiffs from settings where free expression is most limited.