Sentence examples for aggressively gone from inspiring English sources

Federal prosecutors have aggressively gone after wrongdoers.

They have aggressively gone after anyone who has sought the truth, trying to shut them down.

Apple, which has aggressively gone after its rivals in commercials like "1984" and its series of "Mac vs. PC" ads, is now on the receiving end.

Trump repeatedly criticized the senator from Vermont on Wednesday, saying Sanders should have aggressively gone after Hillary Rodham Clinton and releasing a video on Instagram that highlights Sanders being overpowered by Black Lives Matter activists.

Such caution may lead to shortages of tchotchkes tied to "Spider-Man" and generate lower revenue than if the marketing partners signed by Columbia, part of Sony Pictures Entertainment, had aggressively gone all out.

Part of the reason Apple hasn't aggressively gone after this space yet is because it is a different proposition from its existing ecosystem of devices in relation to games – finding a well-balanced approach which opens the door to a strong move is not an easy task.

"I think our credit unions are aggressively going after the business," he said.

"We're aggressively going after growing market share," said Ms. Allen, the Sealy marketing executive.

"We don't aggressively go out and collect data," Broderick says.

"They're losing money, so they had the R.I.A.A. aggressively going after the stores.

The second was that America "should aggressively go abroad searching for monsters to destroy".