Sentence examples for aggressive making from inspiring English sources

Joe was aggressive, making the fight.

I was too aggressive, making all the bad choices, believing I was a nice person and I was not, believing I was a mean person and I wasn't.

But with the more radical union members deployed at choke points for fuel and gasoline supplies, and with more young people protesting, the tone of the demonstrations on Wednesday became more aggressive, making it easier for Mr. Sarkozy to try to shift the public's focus to the restoration of order.

Or two, get even more aggressive, making big, audacious bets that, if wrong, could hurt but also raise the bar on the competition.

Anheuser-Busch has been especially aggressive, making it a goal to reduce the price gap between its subpremium and premium brands to 15%, down from the historical average of 25%." These price shifts don't occur overnight, and the effect is finally being noticed at retail.

A male-biased sex-ratio may make the entire population more aggressive, making virus transmission more efficient and, thus, lead to higher disease prevalence.

To see something aggressive makes us feel aggressive -- not aggressed against.

They came out aggressive, made shots, and kept on going.

"We were more aggressive, made him make athletic plays," Wade said.

We just have to stay aggressive, make some adjustments and turn this thing around".

"In the third set she just got really aggressive, made some really good returns and put me under a lot of pressure.