Sentence examples for indeed aggressive from inspiring English sources

Stop-and-frisk — indeed, aggressive policing generally — presents significant challenges for judges.

In his budget speech Osborne denounced "tax evasion and indeed aggressive tax avoidance as morally repugnant".

I regard tax evasion and – indeed – aggressive tax avoidance – as morally repugnant.

"I regard tax evasion – and, indeed, aggressive tax avoidance – as morally repugnant," he declared as he outlined initiatives on stamp duty avoidance, offshore pensions and VAT-free websites.

Indeed, aggressive central bank action today reinforces the view that the US Federal Reserve will do all it takes to keep the recovery going.

Sometimes, a higher-up would get on the phone and contend that while NovaStar's practices were indeed aggressive, the company did not appear to be breaking the law.

When the current crisis hit, Mr. Bernanke was indeed very aggressive about cutting interest rates and pushing funds into the private sector.

Indeed more aggressive management of vascular risk factors may account for the reduced mortality seen at 10 years.

A bit more aggressive, indeed.

Nixon should indeed have been aggressive about civil rights, but not merely to avoid a floor fight.

Indeed Helm's aggressive assault is undercut by something more vulnerable and sensitive – he even spouts poetry.