Sentence examples for aggressive winning from inspiring English sources

"We'll be well within the cap, and we'll run a very aggressive winning campaign," he said".

"Chelsea were much more aggressive, winning balls and second balls," he said, "and their front four were on fire".

In a letter to the U.S. Senate, Stimson stated that Patton must be retained because of the need for his "aggressive, winning leadership in the bitter battles which are to come before final victory".

The views of the general public remained mixed on the matter, and eventually Secretary of War Henry L. Stimson stated that Patton must be retained as a commander because of the need for his "aggressive, winning leadership in the bitter battles which are to come before final victory".

But Giri finds an aggressive winning sequence.

Once symbols of the Jets' free-spending habits and an aggressive win-now approach, linebackers Calvin Pace and Bart Scott are now casualties of a salary-cap crunch created, in part, by their contracts.

Once symbols of the Jets' free-spending habits and an aggressive win-now approach, Pace and Scott are now casualties of a salary-cap crunch created, in part, by their contracts.

For that, the company will have to find other tactics than the aggressive "Win Ugly or Lose Pretty" communication strategy proposed by PR firm Elderman, officially abandoned after it was leaked to Greenpeace last November.

Individual tests for significance of aggressive wins show that, for the most aggressive or non-aggressive lines, the proportion of trials won or lost are much more extreme than would be expected if territorial success were determined by chance (i.e. assuming an equal probability of success for either line).

He said being more aggressive about winning research grants and raising money from alumni would cover part of that.

Evans adjusted his strategy and played a more aggressive style, winning 80 percent of his points at the net (32 of 40).