Sentence examples for aggressively preparing from inspiring English sources

While the race came a year earlier than Mr. Booker had expected, he had been aggressively preparing for a campaign.

Sources at Amazon India and eBay's operations in the country have told us that both the companies are aggressively preparing their pitches urging the policymakers to revoke the e-commerce ban.

"They're so aggressively prepared from the factory," said David Vespremi, who wrote "Car Hacks & Mods for Dummies".

We've also taken a number of steps under the leadership of President Obama and Secretary Napolitano to aggressively prepare for hurricanes and other natural disasters.

People close to him say he is moving aggressively to prepare for any potential challenges, particularly from two titans of Republican politics, Rudolph W. Giuliani and George E. Pataki.

Amazon is quietly taking the marketplace route for now to ensure it complies with existing ban on foreign investments in the country's e-commerce sector, and preparing aggressively to push when the environment becomes conducive.

But the subpoena from Mr. Schneiderman, a Democrat who made tougher campaign finance laws a centerpiece of his 2010 election campaign, suggests that he — like his predecessors Eliot Spitzer and Andrew M. Cuomo — is preparing to aggressively exploit the unusually broad regulatory powers of his office to vault onto the national stage.

We have a pilot project in Kenya and are preparing to aggressively expand our workforce into Africa this year.

With its latest funding round in the bank, Fits.me told TechCrunch it is preparing to "aggressively expand" throughout Europe (it currently has offices in Munich and Paris, as well as London), and to scale up capacity to support its expansion plans.

Foursquare's future is probably going to be more challenging with more players entering their space, but it it could end up being bought (once again for founder Dennis Crowley) by Google, which is preparing to aggressively go after the local commerce opportunity.

What could be more naughty, after all, than running for president when you are aggressively refusing to prepare to assume that office?