The phrase "aggressive increasing" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing rapid growth or escalation, but it would be clearer to use more conventional phrasing.
Example: "The aggressive increasing of prices has led to widespread discontent among consumers."
Alternatives: "rapid growth" or "sharp rise".
In the red corner is Mr Peretz, who advocates immediate talks on a Palestinian state and aggressive increases in social spending.
One magazine, Forbes, has decided against raising ad rates for 2002 after two years of what James S. Berrien, president at the Forbes Magazine Group in New York, called "very aggressive increases".
Moreover, the results, which missed analysts' estimates, showed that the aggressive increase in the firm's risk profile under its chief executive, John J. Mack, which drove profits to record levels early this year, can have a downside when markets turn cautious.
In a recent Reuters poll, all 29 primary dealers of Treasuries said they expected the Fed to leave short-term rates unchanged after an aggressive increase of half a percentage point on May 16.
The latest loss there shows that the aggressive increase in risk that produced a string of good quarters for the chief executive, John J. Mack, has come back to haunt him, at least for the time being.
It was the company's aggressive increase in lending that initially ensnared it in the financial crisis, as the company delved into commercial real estate and bought a subprime lender, WMC Mortgage.
Mr. Abe's advisers say they expect Mr. Kuroda to at least catch up with the more aggressive increase of the money supply adopted by the United States' Federal Reserve chairman, Ben S. Bernanke, since the 2008 financial crisis.
Such aggressive increases in the number of individual FSPs probe for emerging features.
As we recently reported, the aggressive increase in potency could be an attempt by European drug manufacturers to set their ecstasy apart from the often-heavily cut MDMA powder.
Trump has already axed policies that are key to meeting the U.S. targets for reducing greenhouse gas emissions under the Paris Agreement and outlined plans for an aggressive increase in fossil fuel production over the coming years.
