Sentence examples for aggressive over from inspiring English sources

Gingrich's opposition to abortion rights, always solid, became more aggressive over the course of the campaign.

"New Jersey plays with their hands and are more aggressive over all.

"I can be a little more aggressive over the plate there," Wheeler told his catcher, John Buck.

They've got to be aggressive over the next 6 to 12 months" in making their music available online.

But if the change is put into effect, pitchers will have more reason to be aggressive over the plate.

My short game has been good enough, so I probably should be a little bit more aggressive over the weekend".

(The current director of the Yale Art Gallery, Jock Reynolds, has described Petryn's tenure as a time of "aggressive over-cleaning").

Its shares recovered 13.5p to 648p, and Peel Hunt analyst Nick Batram said: Thursday's near 8% decline in the share price, in response to two-day-old news that Malaysia was blocking 172 online gaming websites ahead of new legislation (yet to be detailed), was an aggressive over-reaction in our view.

Their weirdly aggressive, over-eager fans.

In contrast, these same tired and sleepless Americans are very much noticed by a brisk and aggressive over-the-counter industry developing "sleep aids" in the form of "PM" formulations which do little other than attempt to smother symptoms with crude sedatives.

"The administration's biggest hit on the economy has been the aggressive over-regulation that has descended on virtually all of American private enterprise and that's the reason we've had such a slow recovery after the Great Recession of 2008," said new Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell.