Sentence examples for adopt aggressive tactics from inspiring English sources

Telecommunications industry analysts have said that Vonage is being met warily by public market investors because Internet telephone competition is getting more intense, particularly as cable companies adopt aggressive tactics.

When tactics co-occur, their relative fitness may be related to body size; for example, adopting aggressive tactics could be more beneficial to larger and stronger males (Maynard Smith 1982; Gross 1996).

Questions of Standards The first-year men's basketball coach Tommy Amaker and his staff at Harvard adopt aggressive recruiting tactics that skirt or, in some cases, may violate N.C.A.A. rules.

It is thought Simpson was serving as a race strategist for the boat, deciding on which direction to take and when to adopt aggressive or passive tactics.

Harvard has also adopted aggressive recruiting tactics that skirt or, in some cases, may even violate National Collegiate Athletic Association rules.

Crime began to drop rapidly only when Commissioner Bratton instituted the Compstat system to pinpoint and attack high-crime areas and also adopted aggressive police tactics designed to drive guns off the streets.

The company has made bold promises and adopted aggressive business tactics, filing suit in 2005 against Boeing and Lockheed Martin, both of which it accused of violating antitrust laws and inhibiting competition.

Some maritime organizations believe the presence of armed contractors may make pirates adopt more aggressive tactics.

Immigrant groups have been marshaling their forces for a fight on the House floor this fall, and leaders warned they could adopt increasingly aggressive tactics if the debate stalls in the House.

But that tiny proportion has been extraordinarily successful in leading public and parliamentary discussion, and some have been alarmingly willing to adopt increasingly aggressive tactics aimed at abortion providers and the women they treat.

Former captain Michael Vaughan says England are too predictable and need to adopt more aggressive tactics to succeed at the World Cup.