Sentence examples for expected to be aggressive from inspiring English sources

"Men are expected to be aggressive yet gentle, to be good providers but also be nurturing at home, and to be manly but temper it with visible displays of emotional sensitivity".

The trial is expected to be aggressive and detailed, with the potential for yet more revelations about the inner workings of the competitive world of British tabloid journalism and its tangled relationships with the political elite and law-enforcement officials.

The Mets have been scouting the Cuban pitcher Yunesky Maya but are not expected to be aggressive in their pursuit.... Amid reports that the Rockies could be interested in Luis Castillo, he was given the night off.

This disclosure marked the end of a long and consistent history of Swiss bank secrecy, along with the beginning of what is expected to be aggressive IRS enforcement action.

I'm confident we'll have an excellent Olympic plan, but, like the N.C.A.A., we expect to be aggressive and prudent".

The Bush administration is expected to be less aggressive in pursuing antitrust action against the company.

The Cubs and the Colorado Rockies are expected to be especially aggressive with their offers.

"They come to America where they are expected to be more aggressive, throw strikes all the time.

But the Bush administration, committed to reducing government regulation, is expected to be less aggressive than the Clinton administration in pursuing antitrust cases.

Delgado's surgery is expected to be more aggressive, raising the possibility that he will miss much, if not all, of the remainder of the season.

Banco Itau, the country's second largest, which had been expected to be an aggressive bidder, chose not to compete in the auction after concluding that a Banespa acquisition would cause its own profit to fall for several years and "could possibly cause a reduction in the market value of the bank," the company said.