Sentence examples for again aggressive from inspiring English sources

But many feared that under his control, the new service would be used to spy on the Kaczynskis' political opponents.With Civic Platform in charge again, aggressive policies towards the well-connected old guard are off the agenda.

Again, aggressive pricing by Halliburton and others is accepted because oil over $50 per barrel makes remedial work on old reservoirs economically viable.

Last year the Dolphins were again aggressive, trying to get over the 8-8 hump by signing offensive linemen Branden Albert, Shelley Smith, Daryn Colledge, Samson Satele and Jason Fox, tailback Knowshon Moreno, defensive tackle Earl Mitchell, cornerback Cortland Finnegan and safety Louis Delmas.

This time, the Fed is again being aggressive, dropping its target rate to 1percentthis weekek.

While he waited for the party to ask him to carry its standard once again, the aggressive John F. Kennedy machine grabbed it instead, then narrowly beat Nixon.

Some of the nations that had fallen furthest behind, including Nigeria and much of East Africa, are again mounting aggressive vaccination campaigns.

That came after a throwing error by Jeter and a double steal by the Angels, who again were aggressive on the basepaths.

On the other hand, if deflation emerges as a verifiable menace, many economists expect Mr. Bernanke — an expert on the Great Depression — to again champion aggressive measures, perhaps expanding the Fed's balance sheet to buy pools of auto loans or credit card debt.

But the dog again became aggressive and turned on him so he discharged another shot to protect himself from the animal, Parker said.

"As soon as they get aggressive again, someone is going to say, 'There they go again,' " he said.

Dalhousie was again criticized for aggressive diplomacy, but Britain profited from the installation of a new Burmese government that was less aggressive abroad and less oppressive at home.