Sentence examples for aggressive gaining from inspiring English sources
It is aggressive, gaining market share, well managed and growing nicely, yet sells at ten times my estimate of 2011 earnings and one times trailing revenue.
It did, however, register aggressive gains in two market rallies.
Whether these will be enough to satisfy union members who had been clamoring for even more aggressive gains remains to be seen in the voting.
The tabloid Bild offered a more upbeat appraisal, with commentator and former government spokesman Bela Anda calling it "a TV duel of surprises", with Steinbrück "proving surprisingly aggressive … gaining in … drive and stature over the 90 minutes".
Evangelical missionaries are controversial because they're very aggressive about gaining converts, so they antagonize long-established religions and create rifts in communities.
And the state's forests would be transformed; spruce-fir forests and alpine tundra would disappear as invasive species like kudzu, an aggressive weed, gained more ground.
Sometimes, the more host aggressive pathogens gain fitness through enhanced environmental survival, as transmission from immobilized or dead hosts may still be efficient.
The mutation acts both as a gain and loss of function mutant in thyroid cancer and determines thyroid tumor differentiation; in more aggressive tumors gain of function predominates [ 93].
The Power was the more aggressive team early, gaining a 1-0 lead it would take into halftime on Emily Janss's goal.
JPMorgan Chase, which historically had not focused on this niche, is making an especially aggressive push and gaining market share, according to industry experts.
Two sides are locked into their respective positions, with no solution in sight, violence is escalating and an aggressive faction is gaining the upper hand.
