Sentence examples for be aggressive in looking from inspiring English sources
We're going to be aggressive in looking to improve the team.
"It feels that way to our people". Marine Gen. Joseph F. Dunford Jr., chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, said the new force would accelerate the gathering of useful intelligence and "will make our operations much more effective". "In the days ahead, we'll be aggressive in looking for ways to reinforce success," Dunford said.
Teachers and principals need to be aggressive in limiting bullying and looking for signs of depression in overweight girls.
Aaron Finch is far less circumspect, looking to be aggressive in a pair of dot balls before launching the leggie over long-off for a six and then cutting both of the next two deliveries for boundaries to kick-start Australia's efforts.
One other aspect of raising money now and possibly looking to be aggressive in raising more in the future is to try to cement Kano's place as the go-to brand for computer kits, at a time when we are seeing a number of efforts emerge that are also picking up capital and also setting out to build products that make it fun and easy to learn more computer science and engineering skills.
"Candidates could be aggressive in general, aggressive against a particular candidate, try to appease the rest of the field, try to look moderate – those are the strategies I think we'll see," said Brams.
"We were aggressive in our pursuit of Steven and look forward to his contributions on and off the field," Galaxy president Chris Klein said.
Fay stressed the need to examine climate negotiations within the larger frame of the US role in international relations, where Trump has repeatedly vowed to be more aggressive in looking out for US interests.
Cities are aggressive in helmet promotion.
"We were being aggressive in the negotiations.
