Sentence examples for aggressively operating from inspiring English sources

Russians submarines and spy ships are "aggressively operating" near the undersea cables that are the backbone of the global Internet — worrying some U.S. intelligence and military officials who fear the Russians may sabotage them if a conflict arises, the New York Times reports.

According to a story in the New York Times on Sunday, Russian spy planes and submarines are "aggressively operating near the vital undersea cables that carry almost all global Internet communications".

HTC also flags what it describes as "aggressively managed" operating expenditure delivering a 34percentnt cost reduction for the business over the course of the year.

Indeed, he argues, Treyger was being courted aggressively from operating companies wanting to tap her experience as a C-level executive at two separate but fast-growing companies.

Egypt's new president, Mohamed Morsi, and its military leaders balked last month when Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton and Defense Secretary Leon E. Panetta each separately pressed them to act more aggressively against extremists operating in Sinai.

Investors in companies operating in Burma's energy sector should aggressively engage the companies with clear benchmarks geared toward postponing new projects and mitigating the harms of existing ones.

"You can imagine a situation post-Brexit where UK universities are operating as aggressively in Europe as they are in China and India and elsewhere". said Chris Husbands, vice-chancellor of Sheffield Hallam University.

If he expands more aggressively abroad, he lowers operating profits.

So Waymo tested stop-and-go traffic performance, long ideas, operating on aggressively sloped roads – and even monitoring cabin controls as well as the state of its self-driving software and the exterior of the vehicle using onboard sensors.

It operated aggressively in a lightly regulated environment, and its financial practices were secretive and obfuscatory.

A year ago his Meditrust Cos., the largest health care REIT in the U.S., paid $383 million for racetrack operator Santa Anita Cos. Gosman wanted to use the tax benefits of Santa Anita's paired-share REIT structure to aggressively acquire and operate more properties.