Sentence examples for be aggressive for the from inspiring English sources

But Yao must be aggressive for the Rockets to advance.

"If you think Today is about snarling juvenilism, being aggressive for the sake of it, yes, that edge has gone".

Don't get me wrong, I love aggressive music, but there's something different about being aggressive for the sake of being aggressive, and being aggressive and artful or meaningful.

The executive adds: "The board as a whole was a board for a bull market… Tom McKillop, the new chairman [from July 2006] – he was aggressive for growth… He was the one who pushed the share basically".

He planned to open seven new stores by the end of 2008, which may not be aggressive enough for the new owners.

"We're all happy for fast bowlers to be aggressive but for me, it crossed the line".

"We were aggressive at the beginning of the process," he added, "because we felt it was important for us to be aggressive with the players we wanted.

He knows right now it's time for him to be aggressive on the offensive end as well as the defensive end".

The reason for the lawsuit, which is aggressive even for the RIAA, is that Project Playlist has grown into one of the larger sites on the Internet.

"I can tell you that there will be aggressive bids for our properties from the casinos," he said.

The play was aggressive enough for the game to be littered with yellow cards, including the Motherwell centre-back Mark O'Brien being booked inside the away dressing room during the interval, after a bad tackle on the cusp of half-time.