Sentence examples for better more aggressive from inspiring English sources

Are the Red Bulls a better, more aggressive team without him?

Meanwhile, pitchers, thanks to better, more aggressive coaching starting at younger ages, are stronger than ever.

President Obama concurred, pressing G.M. to come up with a better, more aggressive plan in the next 60 days.

Mr. Bush's advisers also blamed themselves for not doing a better, more aggressive job of debunking Mr. McCain's assertion that Mr. Bush's large tax cut left too little money for Social Security, and they said they would not make the same mistake in South Carolina.

In fact, the better and more aggressive the bull, the better score a rider who stays on can achieve.

"We've just got to do better, be more aggressive and we've got to be defending better than that," said Locke.

Second, progressives are getting better and more aggressive at silencing dissenting behavior.

So we need Luka in this form because all the team looks different, looks better, looks more aggressive".

There are many people in the financial sector — which isn't just in Wall Street — who are appreciative of the fact that this administration has fought to save this economy and has fought to get a better and more aggressive structure of regulation.

In the Milan Institute, since the preliminary results of the first trial on the conservative treatment of early breast cancer [ 12] were reported to be as good as or better than more aggressive resections, this treatment became routine practice.

She had learned in Ohio before skiing Vermont, and she used to love it, and do it better than well, but as I grew slightly better and much more aggressive I would take her through ungroomed terrain that became the height of her misery and perhaps even a metaphor for our marriage.