Sentence examples for aggressive pundits from inspiring English sources

Put very simply, a $20 million settlement, given to those with expectations of at least $20 billion, would be roughly equivalent to getting 2 pennies on an expectation $20. "The absence of a judge or jury decision based on trial evidence opens an opportunity for aggressive pundits to find "proof" in the mere existence of a settlement.

This was something Spain's aggressive far-right pundits had grasped in the mid-2000s, setting up television channels that exercised much the same pressure on the PP as Fox News does on the Republicans in the US.

This forecast is in line with the Fed's current median projection for 2016 based on the last released forecasts of the FOMC participants stemming from their September 2016 meeting (see table below) but arguably more aggressive than some market pundits who believe that the Fed may actually sit on their hands for the balance of 2016 and not raise rates at all this year.

Indeed, China's foreign policy has often been described as "aggressive" by academics and pundits.

Perhaps because of these problems, the company developed an aggressive PR strategy, the rail pundits note.

Watson talks about nearly quitting tennis and trying to become more aggressive on court, while BBC pundit Sam Smith assesses the Britain's chances against the Polish world number three.

The foundation was brought down by "a combination of factors," including, "quite candidly, what pundits have labeled a very aggressive expansion strategy" in the Philadelphia area, said its spokesman, Thomas G. Chakurda.

The post-debate analysis is in full swing, and while pundits are talking about Governor Romney's aggressive manner and President Obama's subdued performance, the real story is how many times Romney strayed from the facts.

Right now Newt Gingrich's most ardent critics are conservative pundits and columnists, many of whom have launched aggressive campaigns to discredit him and trip up his run for the Republican nomination.

Yet much of the way the investor (and pundit) community sees the need for even more aggressive store closings is wrong and, one could argue, pretty dangerous.

On Monday, Obama marked his second inauguration with a speech that was regarded by pundits on both sides of the aisle as an unapologetic and aggressive defense of progressive and liberal priorities.