Sentence examples for then more aggressive from inspiring English sources

If food production is the most important factor, then focusing on economic growth might be the best policy, but if infectious disease is a major reason for chronic illness and premature death, then more aggressive public health measures might also be needed.

Then a more aggressive contingent broke into the mission to steal the three or four vehicles it owned.

The Buccaneers then became more aggressive on offense, going deep to Johnson, who came up with several big plays.

Mr. Rumsfeld hinted then that more aggressive action would be needed than the routine patrols of no-flight zones in northern and southern Iraq.

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The AIS-GIB score could be used to identify patients at particularly high risk and then implement more aggressive monitoring (e.g. daily stool guaic testing) or more aggressive prophylaxis (e.g. PPI plus sucralfate).

If the practitioner is willing to accept a possible decrement in sensitivity and/or specificity to achieve a greater reduction in respondent burden, then the more aggressive SC-99 may be preferred to curtailment.

He sprinkled impressionistic clusters, high and translucent and then lower and more aggressive, cleared them away to ponder a melody, then let a dance-tinged pattern emerge and put it through dizzying chromatic transformations.

"If there's a 90 percent guarantee, then we are more aggressive to get the loan," he said.

First of all my fitness and then to being more aggressive and go for it when I have the chance," she said.

Physicians often start cancer patients on a relatively mild drug, then switch to more aggressive treatments if a tumor resists.