Sentence examples for first aggressively from inspiring English sources

When we first aggressively recruited different people who had not even been in the applicant pool, we thought that putting them on the campus would be enough.

Even the Knicks' management has shown a lack of faith, first aggressively pursuing Brian Grant to help bolster the front court and now chasing Joe Smith.

Richard Strauss's 150th anniversary The big questions to ask about Strauss at 150? Did his music atrophy into late-romantic obsolescence after his first, aggressively modernist operas?

Brazil's rise as the football superpower of the 20th century ushered him into Fifa, where he became the first aggressively lobbied president, cuffing Sir Stanley Rous aside, flying around the world to curry votes from every biddable despot and setting the template for votes for promises, for scouting those vulnerable to influence and funds.

We might recall it was Bill Clinton who first aggressively pursued the privatization of the federal workforce.

Uggla says the label first aggressively prosecuted the Pirate Bay and then bought a sizable share of Spotify.

Rossiter saw that "looming above and aggravating all our other crises is the desperate situation of a world one-third uncertainly free, one-third aggressively totalitarian, one-third racked by poverty, hunger, envy and the pangs of awakening nationalism".

Second, aggressively save as much as you can if you are still working.

What the E.P.A. should do first is aggressively enforce limits on mercury emissions from power plants that were imposed in 2012.

That is when Representative Stephen J. Solarz, a Brooklyn Democrat, became the first to aggressively court what had been a largely overlooked Indian-American immigrant community.

In terms of treatment, the authors recommended that patients with pulmonary hypertension first be aggressively treated for their sickle-cell disease to keep it under control and reduce the amount of free hemoglobin.