The president has run his last campaign and it is my hope that, freed from the bonds of politics, he will be a more aggressive partner as we strive to protect our natural heritage.
Waste Management in the 1990's was striving to meet aggressive earnings goals and to persuade investors it was a growth company.
He strives to counter "aggressive" gay propaganda, he says - in other words, public discourse that implies that homosexuality "is normal, is good, is part of democracy".
Box has visibly raised a significant amount of capital and is extremely aggressive at capturing market share – essentially striving to dominate the Microsoft SharePoint ecosystem.
Thus the novel's implicit message: to bring about a better world, women shouldn't strive to be more aggressive, competitive and ambitious — in short, more like men.
The album's recording process was "very aggressive and chaotic", as producer Robinson strove to capture the intensity that the band created when performing live.
MPI libraries themselves can be buggy as they strive to implement complex requirements employing aggressive techniques such as multi-threading.
And it's important that we have as many aggressive news outlets television, print and web-based that at least strive for an objective, dispassionate recounting of events.
With Warning, the band experimented with more acoustic guitars, and strove for a "not sappy acoustic... more aggressive, percussive acoustic" sound.
As described in [ 18], a more aggressive assembler is prone to generate more segmental indels as it strives to maximize the length of its contigs, while a conservative assembler minimizes errors at the expense of contig size.
