Sentence examples for go aggressively from inspiring English sources

"Now that they're politicians, they go aggressively after Swiss banks".

Mr. Gingrich, who has spent much of the last week complaining about attacks from other campaigns, had pledged to go aggressively after Mr. Romney.

A new coach would have demanded that Giants management go aggressively into the off-season instead of sitting passively on the sideline while the competition upgraded.

The case against a former Goldman Sachs board member, Rajat Gupta, who has been charged with securities fraud and conspiracy in connection with allegations that he leaked information to a hedge fund manager, is one example of how the U.S. authorities will go aggressively after the "tipper," even if he did not trade.

That will require Edinburgh's management to go aggressively after Glasgow Airport's market in west central Scotland, to attract new airlines and more routes.

Instead of cleaning up Wall Street by going after senior executives at the big banks who were responsible for much of the 2008 financial crisis, he chose to go aggressively after the hedge fund industry.

Khaner: In response to the "going on the offensive" question: I would warn against going aggressively offensive.

This fight is going aggressively local, and fast.

Dingell also went aggressively after government contractors who wasted taxpayer money.

"You've got to give them credit, they are working really hard and going aggressively to the net," he said.

"Just the way he went aggressively at people, I knew he had a little more in the tank," Torre said.