Sentence examples for a more aggressive one from inspiring English sources
Until a new election next year when Washington can try to reclaim membership on the Human Rights Commission, the organization is likely to take a softer line on most nations, and a more aggressive one toward Israel.
A more aggressive one would have 64 percent in equities, 21 percent in hedge funds, 8.5 percent in corporate fixed income and the rest in government issues.
Our PPI strategy extends the traditional PI strategy to become a more aggressive one.
Radiographic features are variable, from a suggestive appearance to a more aggressive one, which may mimic Ewing's sarcoma or osteomyelitis.
Based on Czech test-collection, we have designed and evaluated two stemming approaches, a light and a more aggressive one.
Morgan Stanley cut its rating of DirecTV Group to "equal-weight" from "overweight" on Thursday but boosted the stock's price target to $22 from $19. "Our downgrade is based on our belief that the stock has moved from pricing in an appropriately conservative forecast to a more aggressive one," wrote Morgan Stanley analyst Benjamin Swinburne in a research report.
The government is updating its policy from a simple blocking of dissidents' websites and blogs to a much more aggressive one, that includes hacking and deleting websites and filtering emails".
England was a much more paranoid nation than today, but also a much more aggressive one, which makes sense - aggressive colonial expansion overseas, paranoia at home - Blake was against war, as well as against the art of his time and everything else of his time.
Worried about U.S. competitiveness, the report's authors call for the country to boost college attainment rates at a staggering pace in order to be No. 1 again by 2025, a timeline that mirrors an even more aggressive one (restored world leadership in degree completion by 2020) set by the Obama administration.
I did want to be the more aggressive one today".
They're probably more aggressive; one bit Terry Nutkins's finger off.
