Sentence examples for ever aggressive from inspiring English sources

No one has a better record in the greatest cycle race in the world than the ever aggressive Lance Armstrong.

Ever aggressive, Jenkins jumped the route on a quick out intended for LaRod Stephens-Howling and had clear sailing on a 36-yard sideline score early in the second quarter.

Mr. Kim has faced a barrage of criticism from the press and from an ever aggressive opposition for being careless about corruption and the economy as the proliferating scandals have knocked down investor confidence, along with the won, the Korean currency.

"Being the ever-aggressive, new-business-pitching kind of guy that I am, do I save those e-mail addresses?

I remember Sandy Weill as as the young, ever-aggressive partner of a small brokerage house on Wall Street, Carter, Berlind and Weill, long before his string of acquisitions that built Citicorp into Citigroup, a financial department store of insurance operators, money management arms and the brokers Solomon Brothers and Smith Barney.

Derek Nepinak, a Manitoba chief and the ever-aggressive rebel to Atleo, said it was "nothing short of coercion and racialized policy implementation,"but his position may be political gamesmanship as he positions himself as a combative alternative to Atleo's more diplomatic leadership.

The Roman Catholic Church also was the target of ever more aggressive liberal attacks after mid-century.

The ANC Youth League makes ever more aggressive noises against the white minority.

Under the previous chairman, Richard A. McGinn, Lucent set ever more aggressive growth targets.

As Stewart noted at the time, "They were the first girls to ever play aggressive, sexual assertive rock'n'roll".

Will the Fed's ever more aggressive efforts to unfreeze the credit markets finally start getting somewhere?