Sentence examples for because of the aggressive from inspiring English sources

Miami's future had looked electrifying because of the aggressive off-season acquisitions by Pat Riley, the team's coach and president.

In part because of the aggressive timelines Mr. Cooper set, the Federated bankruptcy proceeding took only two years instead of the five years that some analysts had predicted.

Still, that was above some analysts' forecasts of 16.2 million, largely because of the aggressive use of low-interest loans, cash rebates and other incentives to buyers.

One baseball official familiar with the Mets' thinking said the team had grown pessimistic because of the aggressive pursuit made by Tampa Bay.

Mr. Coale, the trial lawyer, has faced disciplinary action in three states because of the aggressive way his firm solicited fire and accident victims as legal clients.

Mr. Hu came because of the aggressive insertion of Chinese language study into local school curricula and the perception the city is a gateway to the Midwest economy.

Mr Lamb said women might be put off politics because of the "very aggressive political landscape" which can be "pretty brutal".

Playmakers Will Genia and Cooper were given no time and space to weave their magic because of the fast, aggressive defense of New Zealand.

Marzio Babille, Unicef's representative in Iraq, said the Yazidis were in an extremely precarious situation because of the "very aggressive and brutal" IS militants.

"Because of the less aggressive nature of these cancers, there may be more opportunities for the beneficial effects to take place," Gomez explained.

In particular, people feared that the lemurs would wipe out the local population of Virgin Islands dwarf sphaeros, which was referred to as "one of the world's rarest lizards", because of the lemurs' "aggressive, omnivorous" behaviour.