"aggressive demand" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
Here are a few examples of when you might use it: 1. The employees made an aggressive demand for higher wages and better working conditions during the negotiations with the company. 2. The politician's aggressive demand for stricter immigration policies sparked controversy and debate. 3. The army's aggressive demand for immediate surrender put pressure on the enemy to end the conflict. 4. The protesters' aggressive demand for environmental action was met with resistance from government officials. 5. The CEO's aggressive demand for increased productivity drove the company to success.
It's an aggressive demand for attention, as if Mr. West needs still more of it.
Whereas the systemic risks associated with high-frequency trading result from aggressive demand for liquidity, the systemic risks of high-frequency quoting emanate from the cancellation or absence of quotes from liquidity suppliers.
The key lyric - "I am human and I need to be loved/Just like everybody else does" – is sung as an aggressive demand for a right too long denied, roared along with by the crowd.
Sudan's aggressive demand for transit fees of $36 a barrel instead of the usual $0.50 can be seen as a scream of exasperation that nobody has shown the money.
Both may have reservations about whether universal reason can be made part of a coherent and recognisable Islamic world-view, and might stand against an aggressive demand for assimilation, one that would be rejected as unfair by Muslims more comfortable with multiculturalism.
I worked for a utility in the '80's when growth exceeded power supply and we were quite creative in meeting demand, with aggressive demand side management programs; thermal storage rates coupled with ice energy; TOU and real time pricing with standby generation.
The announcement comes as companies that rely on forests face increasing pressure from buyers to improve their environmental standards while financing aggressive demand-driven expansions.
Meaningful Climate Stabilization Action: To contribute to global efforts to mitigate climate change, Princeton intends to dramatically reduce its carbon footprint by 2046 by reducing carbon emissions through aggressive demand-reduction and efficiency measures, energy efficiency programs, on-site generation of renewables, and strategic procurement of renewable energy sources.
His calls are couched as suggestions aimed at improving the company, rather than aggressive demands.
In this state of mind, negotiators tend to stake out extreme positions and make aggressive demands.
Mr. Kejriwal favored aggressive demands and strong political statements, and he attracted many young followers who demanded fast results.
