Sentence examples for aggressively written from inspiring English sources

Mitsubishi Tokyo, the third largest of Japan's four big banking groups and widely considered the strongest, has also more aggressively written off bad loans in years past.

"The banks are aggressively writing off their nonperforming loans, but the market is saying it is not fast enough," said Hideyasu Ban, a bank analyst at Morgan Stanley Japan.

Back when house prices were going up and banks were aggressively writing mortgages, they spread their risks by selling their loans to investors around the globe.

Judge Silberman, who had grilled Ms. Brinkmann so aggressively, wrote the majority opinion, and his discussion of the limits of Congressional power may have handed the administration a bigger victory than it wanted, because it presumably did not want to win on the grounds that Congress could do anything at all.

But other people familiar with MBIA's business said they were puzzled by Mr. Brown's appointment, given that he was either chief executive, chairman or both from 1999 to 2007, when the company aggressively wrote insurance policies on risky mortgage-related securities.

(See "No Thain, No Gain").. Thain's decision to aggressively write down the value of Merrill's assets made the company more appealing to Bank of America, despite the risks involved.

The biggest bank failure of the last year, $306 billion asset Washington Mutual, resulted in its swift sale to JPMorgan Chase, including all the assets, which JPMorgan aggressively wrote down in value.

There has been a ton of board discussions about strategic acquisition ideas happening right now, and even the private-equity and financial-sponsor buyers are getting involved, with shops like Vista and Thoma Bravo very aggressively writing large equity checks to buy names like Marketo and others.

But next quarter, banks on solid footing will aggressively write off their bad loans -- driving up losses -- and those in a more precarious position will simply continue to "muddle along," Whalen said.

At the same ceremony, Cate Blanchett received her very own Golden Globe for her performance in Blue Jasmine as a thinly veiled, passive-aggressively written Mia surrogate constructed, in the mind of Allen, to appear as a worse person for looking the other way at her partner's indiscretions than the partner himself.

Michael will build on the stellar work of Kate Zernike, our virtuoso New Jersey correspondent, who has reported aggressively and written revealingly of Christie's post-Sandy management, his opposition to same sex marriage, his fiscal stewardship and his reputation for hardball politics.