Sentence examples for aggressively change from inspiring English sources
By the time John Donahoe took the helm of eBay in Q1 2008, he opted to "aggressively change our product, our customer approach and our business model".
"He knows the business and can experiment," says Hsu. Indeed, Donahoe seems prepared to take some chances, noting on eBay's fourth-quarter conference call that he will "aggressively change our product, our customer approach and our business model".
Why would ISIS suddenly and so aggressively change its tactics and course?
The diagram below is one of the drivers for why employers such as IBM have aggressively changed their healthcare buying approach.
In this emergency situation, the therapeutic strategy was aggressively changed to venoarterial ECMO.
We've been pushing really aggressively to change the culture in the government when it comes to cybersecurity.
But moving aggressively to change how medical care is delivered and paid for has been important to Mr. Obama.
They are at risk of being killed by Burmese government assassins, yet they are campaigning aggressively for change.
"Face recognition, when it's used most aggressively, can change the nature of public spaces," said Alvaro Bedoya, executive director of Georgetown's privacy and technology center.
The rise of activist investors — who campaign aggressively for change when they're not satisfied with performance — has exacerbated the trend.
Hispanic turnout is much lower in Texas than in other states with large Hispanic populations, such as California, and nobody seems to be moving aggressively to change the situation.
