Sentence examples for aggressive bringing from inspiring English sources

This is an especially critical issue today because manufacturers of generic drugs are more aggressive, bringing their products to market sooner.

Bell was more aggressive, bringing up his fifty off 33 balls only to be bowled by the following delivery when he missed a paddle sweep at Rob Taylor.

Now if I have a shot to actually win a race, you're going to have to deal with that old-style Kurt Busch, elbows out and running aggressive, bringing a different tenacity to the front of the pack.

If you are walking somewhere with NPC's that are aggressive bring some food!

They have been very aggressive at bringing in a variety of family shows, and they are looking very hard to attract a family audience.

"If I had let him go, if I hadn't been so aggressive about bringing good people in, the guy would be alive today".

Timothy J. Muris, the nominee to head the Federal Trade Commission, has repeatedly said that the Clinton administration was insensitive to the economic benefits of large corporate mergers and too aggressive in bringing major monopoly cases and challenging a large airline for predatory pricing.

Wouldn't be the first time… QUESTION FROM RICHARD VAN SCOTTER: What do you make the recent letter from business leaders for the U.S. to be more aggressive in bringing down long-term federal debt?

LaHaye immediately led the group in prayer outside saying: "God, we have got to get this man out of the White House and get someone in here who will be aggressive about bringing back traditional moral values".

Prosecutors will almost certainly continue to be aggressive in bringing corporate crime cases despite the Tyco mistrial, said Robert N. Kaplan, a former lawyer in the Justice Department who now specializes in civil suits against companies for securities fraud.

In the last five years, health care fraud has become one of the most active areas in federal prosecutors' offices all over the country, from Boston, where a $486 million case was settled last year; to Florida, where prosecutors are among the most aggressive in bringing all types of health care fraud cases; to Syracuse, where such cases have risen from 1 a year, to 5 to 10.