Sentence examples for aggressively pushes from inspiring English sources

Mr. Fenwick, 52, will assume the helm of the publisher as it aggressively pushes into new digital platforms as readers increasingly turn to the Web.

Namond lives with a mother who aggressively pushes him into a drug industry for which he is ill-suited with seemingly no regard for the danger this might place him in, let alone wider questions of its illegality or immorality.

Their relationship worsened when US Bancorp, then known as First Bank System, tried and failed to save First Interstate from Wells's hostile clutches in 1996.By contrast, Norwest, which aggressively pushes traditional retail products, such as mortgages and consumer loans, through a huge network of non-bank offices as well as bank branches, has a markedly different culture from Wells Fargo's.

*Caterpillar, also dissatistifed with the meager revenues that its two-year-old corporate licensing department gleans from Caterpillar's manufacturing expertise, now aggressively pushes its methodologies on the Web, through its home page and through Yet2.com, an Internet technology marketplace that Caterpillar partly owns.

Whether talking to members of Congress, high-powered scientific leaders from around the world, one of his patients, or students in his lab, Collins's zeal and ambition for pushing his vision of science is palpable and intense and often delivered with a rural Virginia drawl that puts listeners at ease even as he aggressively pushes his agenda.

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"For instance, we should be out there with an aggressive, market-based, pro-environment agenda and aggressively pushing that forward".

Mr. Biden aggressively pushed for a smaller force.

The German government aggressively pushed work-sharing measures.

Because they have leverage, John Boehner and Mitch McConnell are aggressively pushing their case.

Most have not been aggressively pushing cost containment proposals.