Sentence examples for considerably aggressive from inspiring English sources

AT&T introduced some considerably aggressive pricing promotions this past quarter, including giving away free iPhone 5 devices with iPhone 4S trade-ins.

Therefore, water removal via CRRT ultrafiltration should be considerably aggressive only in patients with type 4 fluid status.

A 2013 analysis by the Center for Economic and Policy Research found that if the United States negotiated drug prices as aggressively as Canada, which is still considerably less aggressive than other OECD countries, over a decade, the federal government would save $229.7 billion, state governments would save $30.8 billion and consumers would save $47.7 billion.

But that plan seems considerably more aggressive than the private liquor enterprises pushing for privatisation would like.

In some species, such as elephant seals and orangutans, males are much larger than females and considerably more aggressive.

Massachusetts recently announced a plan to curb emissions from homes, cars and factories by one-fourth below 1990 levels over 10 years — considerably more aggressive than President Obama's commitment in Copenhagen to reduce emissions 17 percent below 2005 levels.

Yet a study comparing the behavior of common freshwater fish in a variety of habitats found that those kept in such small tanks were considerably more aggressive than those in larger ones — more likely to fight, flare their gills and guard whatever tiny alcoves they could find.

And her campaign has also taken advantage of GOP disarray to build a considerably more aggressive network of state and federal committees that often work merely as pass-throughs to step around legal donation limits.