"aggressive seller" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who is very pushy or forceful in their approach to selling a product or service. Example: The aggressive seller would not take no for an answer, constantly bombarding me with offers and discounts until I finally gave in and made a purchase.
"The banks' ability to take positions in these countries has declined substantially," said Jac Kragt, the chief finance and risk officer of PGGM, a large Dutch pension fund that manages 109 billion euros in assets and has been an aggressive seller of Italian and Greek bonds.
By the way, Leeb would be an aggressive seller of BP on the uncertainty of plugging the well in the Gulf and the size of its future liability.
But this other guy is an aggressive seller and he trims cattle feet.
Be wary of overly good deals and aggressive sellers; you don't want to contribute to this illegal underground marketplace.
They have become aggressive sellers of Spanish government securities and numerous hedge funds are betting against the country's troubled banks by shorting their shares.
KPMG and BDO Seidman, two firms that have been aggressive sellers of tax shelters, are fighting I.R.S. demands for the names of buyers of the shelters.
KPMG, the smallest of the Big Four accounting firms, was among the most aggressive sellers of strategies that it told customers could eliminate huge tax bills.
Her new pay plans, she says, reward aggressive sellers and punish laggards.
I have twice as much retail property for sale as six months ago, with higher-quality tenants, better locations and more aggressive sellers..
Her new pay plans, she says, reward aggressive sellers and punish laggards; those who don't cut it won't survive.
Venture capitalists are among the most aggressive sellers, says Schleider, whereas here is a faint glow of optimism a small number of tech executives have started buying.
