Sentence examples for aggressively short from inspiring English sources

It's difficult to square, say, the stuff that Giambattista Valli offers with those kind of women - his aggressively short baby-dolls in serpentine florals or billowing chiffon evening dresses, threatening to plank the models as they trailed underfoot.

That may not be enough for a rally, but it does hint that the time for being aggressively short may have passed.

The market was "aggressively" short on sterling before it started selling off the dollar (see "How Low Can The Dollar Go?"), so the pound is coming from a very undervalued position.

Market your home aggressively; short sales don't proceed until a viable offer is on the table.

In 2008 that preferential rate allowed John Paulson who famously benefited from the pain and suffering of homeowners as he aggressively shorted the mortgage market to realize a personal tax saving of as much as $500 million on his $2 billion reported earnings.

And there are two aggressively imaginative short story collections that resist any labels whatsoever.

In her semi-final and quarter-final matches she went out aggressively, and shorter points meant less distance to cover (22 and 20 feet per point respectively).

Although the Federal Reserve has been aggressively cutting short-term interest rates, pressuring the dollar even more, the currency could stabilize once the European Central Bank starts trimming rates, too, Mr. Young said.

After the Fed disappointed investors by not acting at its regular December policy-making meeting, it surprised Wall Street on Jan . 3by aggressively reducing short-term interest rates by one-half of a percentage point.

After the terrorist attacks, interest rates fell sharply, as stocks declined and the Fed aggressively cut short-term interest rates by one and half percentage points in two months.

Part III of the Negotiation Pedagogy Video Series uses the Oil Pricing exercise, which is also available through the TNRC, to illustrate a 'social trap' situation in which negotiators must decide whether or not to act selfishly and aggressively for short-term gain or take a risk and build trust for long-term mutual benefit.