Sentence examples for a new aggressive from inspiring English sources

Despite a new, aggressive antinarcotics program and an increase in quality-of-life summonses, New York City's murder rate is still running substantially ahead of last year's.

By pushing for a guilty plea, the Justice Department may be signaling a new aggressive stance.

Maybe Ms. White can change that with a new, aggressive approach.

The eventful campaign of 216 was begun by a new, aggressive move on the part of Rome.

But they say it is also to prod a creaky organization formed to contain the Soviet threat into a new, aggressive role in the fight against terrorism.

The conviction of Mr. Dumas, who was also ordered to pay a $130,000 fine, and other powerful associates of the late President François Mitterrand was a victory for a new aggressive group of investigating magistrates.

Cyberbullying is a relatively new aggressive behavior in which young people repeatedly and intentionally inflict harm on peers, using electronic devices.

Calling the new, aggressive strategy a "blitzkrieg", it was a revealing and damaging email for a company that likes to play its cards close to its chest.

But keep an eye out for a new and aggressive focus on Mr. Romney.

Rajiv Gandhi was Prime Minister of India, and there was a new and aggressive Indian Army leader, General Krishnaswami Sundarji.

Mr. Gore's hammering away was a leading indicator of a new, more aggressive phase of the campaign.