Sentence examples for be extremely aggressive in from inspiring English sources
We are going to be extremely aggressive in dealing with it," he told BBC1's Andrew Marr Show.
"We are going to be extremely aggressive in the rights marketplace, signing up classic books and releasing them as e-books," he said.
"We're going to have to be extremely aggressive in terms of our discounting because we're going to have to beat every other retailer that's already been offering 70, 80percentt off," said Jim Schaye, chief executive and president of Hudson Capital Partners, which has run liquidation sales for bankrupt retailers like Linens 'n Things, Mervyns and Whitehall Jewelers.
He was skeptical about the sales prospects for the phones, and said that both companies would have to be extremely aggressive in promoting them, especially coming after the iPhone 5. "We're in a fiercely competitive space, and there's a lot of good devices out there, and we've obviously got the iPhone 5," Mr. Cunningham said.
High performance people don't have time for the noise – they are always thinking five steps ahead and can be extremely aggressive in getting the results they desire.
"We are going to come down on that practice like a ton of bricks, We are coming after that tax avoidance, we are going to be extremely aggressive in dealing with it, and people are going to face a very punitive charge".
The company was extremely aggressive in telling its story about why it was leaving mainland China.
"He was extremely aggressive in the way he handled politicians," said Mr. Rosenthal, who worked with Mr. Boyd in the Washington bureau of The Times.
NBC argued that the association had been extremely aggressive in pushing to relax regulations that had limited station ownership in radio but had held back in television.
"I was extremely aggressive in enforcing New York gun laws, and all the gun laws I could think of, to the point of reducing crime in New York," he told me one afternoon in Baltimore this spring.
