Sentence examples for gone aggressively from inspiring English sources

In his view, Obama should have kept the grass roots of his 2008 campaign involved after he was elected, and he should have gone aggressively after Wall Street.

"If you look at how the state's attorney has responded throughout all these cases, at every turn I think she has gone aggressively to pursue a conviction," said the University of Maryland law professor David Jaros.

With Manning apparently unlikely to be lured to the Beltway, the Redskins have, per Glazer, gone aggressively in another direction.

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

"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.

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.

That was in 2011 and, even if it was true at the time, people are saying Hutton goes aggressively over the ball right now.

Mr. Dietz seems to know that there is not much new to be made of these ingredients, so he goes aggressively unconventional: both Ben and Salyer see ghosts of a sort.

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