Sentence examples for aggressive structure from inspiring English sources

There are many people in the financial sector — which isn't just in Wall Street — who are appreciative of the fact that this administration has fought to save this economy and has fought to get a better and more aggressive structure of regulation.

Although filled with work that explores the aggressive structure between photographer and subject, the works that resonate best are those which expose the camera a medium for displaying how we interact with each other.

From results of Monte Carlo simulations, it is found that the trench structure affords the best efficiencies, exceeding 20% using conservative geometries, and over 35% for more aggressive structures.

It is like saying: 'If you fight drugs there will be no jobs in certain parts of Mexico.'" Recent scrutiny by politicians and media organisations of aggressive structures used by technology groups such as Apple, Google and Amazon have suggested US digital firms are at the vanguard of cross-border tax avoidance.

"Under more aggressive structures, the upside increases to 50% to 60%." Bilotti said that in recent weeks there has been speculation in trade publications that CBS may pursue a financial engineering strategy in order to add value to its common stock.

Zynga has also proposed a very aggressive ownership structure.

The Jimmy, the suit contended, was "unreasonably dangerous" because of its "overly aggressive front structure".

Blackstone thumbed its nose at Congress with an aggressive tax structure in the I.P.O., and Congress will probably respond.

There the group's aggressive tax structure ensured income was taxed only at a very low rate.

Brown also notes that PrimeSense had an aggressive cost structure which made it easy to buy the needed silicon and camera systems whole, from one manufacturer, rather than parting it all out.

Blockbuster's Netflix-like mail-order rentals had a pretty aggressive pricing structure when it first debuted and offered incentives to visit Blockbuster brick-and-mortar locations (movie returns, free in-store rentals, etc).