Sentence examples for an aggressive entry from inspiring English sources

But those elements combined help to explain why the showdown on the Mall between Covington Catholic high school students demonstrating against abortion rights and two other groups has struck a national chord, with reverberations in culture and politics amplified by an aggressive entry into the argument by Donald Trump himself.

He also says that "field checks" have confirmed that shipments of new MacBooks have begun; he says the most distinctive features of the new MacBooks are "very thin aluminum casing, an LED-backlit display and an aggressive entry-level price point".

The aggressive entry of a strong newcomer would be welcome – banking needs more competition.

The company entering India would be likely to follow a very different and more aggressive entry strategy if it knew for certain that its customer penetration rates would be closer to 30% than to 10%.

This case describes the aggressive entry of BanCrecen, an affiliate of the Mexican bank BanCrecer, in Costa Rica in 1994.

But Cipla and other makers of generic drugs in Brazil, Thailand and other countries have not been part of the talks with W.H.O., a situation that Cipla hopes to change with its aggressive entry onto the scene.

Wal-Mart's aggressive entry into the grocery business has touched off a price war.

Landsbanki's aggressive entry into the UK savings market in October 2006 was a response to mounting credit concerns about Icelandic financial institutions in the bond markets.

The firm also must also protect itself from the more aggressive entry of Disney into the streaming business.

Another factor was Amazon's aggressive entry into the baby category with its 2010 acquisition of Diapers.com.

Jean-Rene Jean-Rene Fourtouulenc's chairman, said the agreement would "promote our aggressive entry into the two top world markets, the United States and Japan". Rorer has a joint marketing arrangement in Japan with the Yamanouchi Pharmaceutical Company.