Sentence examples for aggressively do from inspiring English sources

"We are committed to protecting our confidential information and will aggressively do so in arbitration," said Matt Stearns, a spokesman for Optum, in an emailed statement.

So Dr. Michael Lauer, the patient's cardiologist and the director of clinical research at the Cleveland Clinic Foundation, asked himself: How aggressively do I treat this man?

Finally, if the police are acting less aggressively, do fewer traffic stops or street corner confrontations translate into calculations that encourage or impede murderous acts?

While accounting firms are barred from selling legal and other non-audit services to their audit clients, nothing prevents them from marketing such services to non-audit clients, which they all now aggressively do.

"We may be behind many loans on the same street, so we believe that it's in everyone's best interest to aggressively do property maintenance," said Chris Bowden, the Freddie Mac executive in charge of foreclosure sales.

Kang asked aggressively, "Do you really think the U.S. Army is better than the North Korean Army?" Another asked, "Where's your gun?" And Yum, the orange-haired rebel, said, "You don't really look American".

He recommended that McCain "be exonerated," explaining he had "stopped aggressively doing Keating's bidding".

But that is another reason why your governors should be convinced if Abu Dhabi is aggressively doing this, there must be something in it as well.

"And we know he drove the inspectors out three years ago, and we know he has been actively and aggressively doing everything he can to enhance his capabilities.

The spike in the euro was a predictable result of the bank's decision not to cut rates, even as the Federal Reserve aggressively did in the United States.

But then recall: just last year, the Democratic administration was aggressively doing exactly the opposite, working hard to pass the wildly unfair Trans Pacific Partnership, which (among other things) would have increased Big Pharma's power to gouge consumers of prescription drugs.