She said that "while Mr. Williams's towers are not arresting, they do not aggressively take over the skyline like so many big, tall uglies you see all over New York".
Qualcomm's shareholder meeting, set to take place on Wednesday, could potentially be a turning point for the deal which Qualcomm has said undervalues the chipmaker as Broadcom looks to aggressively take over the company through a direct appeal to shareholders.
It is the Argentine, an invasive bully of an insect, famous for aggressively taking over territory once it is introduced.
The government is more interested in presenting an air of leadership than in aggressively taking over banks, they said.
Instead, Ketchum's focus is himself, under different pseudonyms: Peter (Micro) Hansen ("competent and charismatic and soon aggressively takes over, with impressive results"), James McFarley ("a moderate thirst for opponents, human and inanimate"), Dr. McSorley ("nothing if not a man of action — impulse, if the truth be known").
Big Boy's crime syndicate is aggressively taking over small businesses in the city.
If White plays 4 c3, as Macieja does here, aggressively aiming to take over the center, it is anything but pianissimo.
The unexpected firing of John W. Magaw, only six months after the agency was established to protect travelers following the Sept. 11 attacks, came after weeks of skepticism from many in Congress that the agency was moving aggressively enough to take over passenger screening at the nation's airports and searching checked bags for bombs.
Theater insiders confirmed that the producers had been aggressively pursuing stars to take over when Ms. O'Donnell leaves the show in February.
For four months Germany aggressively promoted the official, Caio Koch-Weser, to take over at the I.M.F., ending with formal endorsement by the 15-nation European Union.
Roddick will need to play more aggressively against Nadal, not allowing Rafa to take over points with his huge, heavy forehand, which hits players repeatedly with the force of a body blow.
