Sentence examples for aggressive explorer from inspiring English sources

"It became a more aggressive explorer, canceling all its Australian hedges and going out and buying a large property in East Africa with tremendous potential for adding reserves," Mr. Crocker said.

Taming Bill Gates More than a cosy club Reprints Related items Microsoft's browser: A bundle of troubleOct 23rd 1997None of which makes Microsoft's aggressive promotion of Internet Explorer any less threatening to its main rival in the browser market Netscape's Navigator.

Trouble was Microsoft, in order to catch up with Netscape, embarked upon an aggressive program to distribute Explorer.

Subtle exterior cues give the Explorer Sport a somewhat more aggressive appearance than currently available trim packages.

("Modern" is Google's passive aggressive way of calling out Microsoft's Internet Explorer).

Seth Shostak, an astronomer at the SETI Institute, disagrees, stating that the finite quantity of resources in the galaxy would cultivate aggression in any intelligent species, and that an explorer civilization that would want to contact humanity would be aggressive.

While Ford started the sport utility boom in 1990 with the Explorer, the company has not been as aggressive in expanding production as its rivals since Mr. Ford took over the leadership of the company at the beginning of last year.

The country still mandates virus protection and security measures that essentially require the use of Internet Explorer and Windows, and the government has one of the most aggressive Internet policing bureaucracies in the democratic world.

The IAP Channel Microsoft adopted similarly aggressive measures to ensure that the IAP channel would generate browser usage share for Internet Explorer rather than Navigator.

Use aggressive, badgering captions like, "Wearing a Bob the Builder t-shirt with a Dora the Explorer backpack makes you more of a tool than Scoop and Map combined".

Asked by the Digital Tool to name some of his network's more aggressive stories, Brown points to pieces about hacking against Microsoft sites and about bugs in Internet Explorer.