Sentence examples for aggressive organization from inspiring English sources

He was noted for his aggressive organization of industrial workers and for his extension of union functions to include social services and political action.

"When Consumers Union was formed, it was a pretty snarky, aggressive organization that took on big organizations just like Consumerist is doing today; it's just going to an audience that we basically don't reach," Mr. Sateja said.

"Creating a lean and aggressive organization" is one of the goals, according to a statement by Zaslav.

"They're an aggressive organization, always have been," says Stanton Sheetz, head of an eponymous 220-unit convenience-store chain based in Altoona, Pennsylvania.

"They're an aggressive organization, always have been," says Stanton Sheetz, head of an eponymous 220-unit convenience-store chain based in Altoona, Pa.

Often the work of an aggressive organization like the Northern California Innocence Project in Santa Clara County, which the database shows has had 10 exonerations, can be behind the cases.

"They're both aggressive organizations, and that's fine," he said.

Mr. Thompson said that the company had been in competition with "many large, aggressive organizations" to hire Mr. Allison, and that the compensation had to be competitive.

But economic conditions, as well as an aggressive field organization by the Obama campaign, has thrust Missouri into the final ranks of states too close to call.

To others — mostly newer, more aggressive patient organizations — the F.D.A.'s cancer group under Dr. Pazdur's leadership has not lowered standards or sped approvals nearly enough.

India and China still cooperate on climate change and international trade policy, and some Indian diplomats grumble that the positive aspects of the relationship are too often overlooked by aggressive media organizations and an emboldened group of strategic analysts pushing for a harder line.