Sentence examples for aggressive job from inspiring English sources

"The company is doing an aggressive job at managing costs," Peter Appert, a Deutsche Banc Alex. Brown analyst, said.

Ms. Keller, an account executive in public relations, slimmed down her possessions, moved into a month-to-month sublet and began an aggressive job search.

"But growth remains positive – we have not assumed more aggressive job shedding or a jump in precautionary saving, both of which pose downside risks if the road to Brexit is bumpy".

Experts say that some states have done a much more aggressive job than others of persuading people to be vaccinated -- but again, there is no obvious pattern, geographic, political or otherwise.

Mr. Bush's advisers also blamed themselves for not doing a better, more aggressive job of debunking Mr. McCain's assertion that Mr. Bush's large tax cut left too little money for Social Security, and they said they would not make the same mistake in South Carolina.

The funding re-allocation comes at a time when many private universities and institutes are being established in response to the government's wish to better prepare the young for employment in today's aggressive job scene.

Politicians talk about it, but aggressive job-creation efforts are not part of the policy mix.

Democrats, emboldened by the Occupy Wall Street movement, are eager for the governor to push a more progressive tax system and a more aggressive job-creation program.

So far, it is unclear whether they will fully back DaimlerChrysler: although they have in effect washed their hands of Mitsubishi, they might still block reforms such as aggressive job-cutting if they felt these might tarnish the group brand.

He was catapulted to fame when he led the move to oust Albert J. Dunlap, the chief executive whose aggressive job-cutting won him the nickname Chainsaw Al, and who had brought Mr. Elson onto the board.

Americans need jobs now, and if the economy on its own is incapable of putting people back to work — which appears to be the case — then the government needs to step in with aggressive job-creation efforts.