Sentence examples for aggressive opening from inspiring English sources

At best, it is an aggressive opening.

This impasse offers a stark illustration of the risks inherent in making an aggressive opening offer.

Don't bowl there to him, but it's a very good aggressive opening over from Aamer.

And in sci-fi, which must make an aggressive opening bid for viewers' trust, confidence is everything.

It was an aggressive opening salvo to the midterm election season, timed to coincide with the days preceding the fifth anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks.

The phrase describing the old government policy, "no haste, be patient," has been replaced by a new one, "aggressive opening, effective management".

This time, Carlsen agreed and many credit the partnership – Carlsen says they have concentrated on aggressive openings, Kasparov's trademark – with propelling the boy to the pinnacle of the game.

But in Aronian's two losses in Moscow — to Luke McShane of England in Round 3 and Alexander Morozevich of Russia in Round 5 — his opponents played odd and aggressive openings.

An aggressive, store-opening program also cut into profits, but sales rose 9percentto to $208.6 million from $191 million.

The implication is that, after implementing the revitalisation plan, capital spending will be cranked up again and the aggressive restaurant-opening programme will resume.They appear unwilling to acknowledge that McDonald's, rather like Coca-Cola or Disney, is these days a mature company in a much more competitive market that should be run for cash.

Thanks to increased foreign penetration and aggressive store openings, these eight manufacturers and marketers of office equipment and supplies are expected to enjoy average earnings growth of 20% next year.