Sentence examples for innovative aggressive from inspiring English sources

The benefits favoring the more innovative, aggressive option in each case depend more on intangible factors than do their efficiency-oriented alternatives.

It was visionary because Seles's innovative, aggressive game — smacking the ball early tight to the baseline with intimidating flat power off both wings — was the gateway to modern tennis.

Matthew Greenburgh, a British banker who was formerly vice chairman of Merrill Lynch, told me that "it was normally the European bankers (and other non-Americans) who were more innovative, aggressive, entrepreneurial, and risk-taking characteristics that arisk-taking characteristicsnking, of course.

They were innovative and aggressive in finding ways to increase revenues from patient care.

But it may be too soon to bury Enron, known as the most innovative and aggressive of energy traders.

"The Fed has been active, innovative and aggressive, but there are questions about its transparency," said Lawrence H. Meyer, an economist and former Fed governor.

He attributed that to a counternarcotics coalition assembled at Key West that is trying innovative and aggressive measures to cut off drug traffickers leaving South America.

"I don't think anyone would have foreseen how innovative and aggressive and competitive the financial services would become in their techniques," he says.

In many ways, Baltimore Technologies P.L.C. is a familiar start-up success story: an innovative product, aggressive expansion and rapid growth in revenue though never a profit, a Nasdaq listing and the No. 2 spot in a lucrative niche market.

Once in Richmond, he was appointed lead prosecutor in the 1996 Khobar Towers bombing case in Saudi Arabia and is credited with an innovative and aggressive crackdown on crimes involving guns.

Although still a boutique firm — the top management companies in music represent far more acts — Roc Nation has quickly built a strong reputation for innovative and aggressive management, in part because of the company's president, Jay Brown.