Sentence examples for be more aggressive at from inspiring English sources

The quarterback seemed to be questioning whether the Jets should be more aggressive at the start of games.

"They are so athletic, so strong and so fast, we needed to be more aggressive at both ends," Ginobili said.

But he said the Bush campaign needed to be more aggressive at defining the governor -- and highlighting his most captivating qualities.

Alfonzo said he had been trying to be more aggressive at the plate, but he would still take pitches, depending on the situation.

Gardner, who won the job in spring training, is hitting.220 and said he needed to be more aggressive at the plate...

"Obviously, I have to be more aggressive at the offensive end," said Miller, who threw the basketball into the stands behind the Pacers' basket after the final buzzer had sounded.

Quinter also said Kirilenko is more aggressive at the Olympics than he is in the N.B.A.

Another, less charitable, explanation is that this White House put a premium on loyalty when putting together a team and is more aggressive at enforcing it.

Since Democrats have been more aggressive at registering new voters this year, the decision will probably affect their party's supporters disproportionately.

And, in retrospect, we should have been more aggressive at the nursing home about suggesting he change his status from "full code" to "do not resuscitate".

Ellsbury is more aggressive at the plate than what is considered ideal, meaning that he likes to swing the bat and is less likely to work the count to reach base by a walk.