Sentence examples for aggressively decided from inspiring English sources

There was no Plan B. But Mr. Obama, who often disappoints supporters by not responding to Republicans more aggressively, decided this was a moment to fight.

Instead, the Korean manufacturer aggressively decided to place a 'virtual' home button in the bottom front of the device, with haptic feedback a-la Apple, and embed a new generation ultrasonic fingerprint reader underneath it.

Amazon often flip-flops between showing profits and losses, depending on how aggressively it decides to plow money into big new business bets.

Overall, this could be a big challenge to Square and PayPal's local payment efforts, depending on how aggressively Amazon decides to go after winning over users of its competing services.

"That was when we decided to aggressively pursue him.

So museum officials decided to aggressively reach whoever they could.

His advisers said a lack of outward excitement should not be interpreted as a sign that he would not aggressively campaign if he decided to seek the nomination.

Mr. Cuomo's campaign would not say where or on which stations the advertisement would run, or how much was being spent to broadcast it, making it difficult to assess how aggressively Mr. Cuomo had decided to counterattack.

It did not come cheap, but if Democrats secure a narrow House majority in November they will have done so in part because they decided to aggressively compete in June.

And they swiftly decided to aggressively present to the nation and, not incidentally, to federal and state judges who were watching the counts on television, an image of Florida in chaos.

As Maybelline evolved into the leader in the mass-market cosmetic category late last year from a faltering No. 3 only 10 years ago, the company decided to aggressively pursue leadership in multiple cosmetic categories.