Sentence examples for already more aggressive from inspiring English sources

Some American officials think the EU is already more aggressive than they are, for instance in stopping vertical mergers.

Ridiculous QUESTION FROM XAVIER: Raddatz already seems more aggressive and engaged than Lehrer was.

"Their movement has already displayed more aggressive tendencies by coming here and killing us," he said.

Critics have said that the Senate bill does not do enough to directly aid struggling homeowners, but House Democrats have already vowed more aggressive legislation.

"Short of that, when we start to tighten up some of the rules we already have — more aggressive calls, more aggressive suspensions moving forward — certainly that's a step in the right direction".

Unfortunately, the PCLOB chickened out of making any real reform proposals, leading Politico's Josh Gerstein to point out that the Republican-controlled Housendorsedy endorsed more aggressive reforms than the civil liberties board.

But remember, this is a presidential election year, and Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke is already promising more aggressive easing if (or should we say "when"?) further evidence of a recession appears.

But already, a more aggressive posture is apparent.

In a teaching hospital in Australia, the number of candidates for EGDT was low, mortality lower than that reported with EGDT and treatment already potentially more aggressive and prompt.

The ECB is already hinting at more aggressive quantitative easing, justified by the fact that low oil prices should push inflation even further below 2%.

Some close to Tony Blair are already urging a more aggressive defence of what he and New Labour stood for, a view characterised by one of those lobbied as "these wimps, they're not doing anything".