Sentence examples for is another aggressive from inspiring English sources
Under US law, the majority of American food aid must be shipped on US-flagged vessels, and the shipping industry is another aggressive defender of the system.
For the owner of the publications, which are lumped together under the banner of the Adweek Media Group, Mr. Wolff's hiring is another aggressive move to radically alter the editorial direction of the company.
Approximate computing is another aggressive, yet viable alternative; it minimizes the energy footprint of applications at the expense of output quality.We introduce AcHEe, a set of 12 applications – ranging from real-world applications to kernels – from different domains, exposing a wide range of characteristics, which have been modified to exploit both heterogeneity and approximations.
Hands Off The Internet is another aggressive, well-funded group pushing the agenda of the big telcos.
There was another aggressive police response, some bank windows were smashed by protesters, and 89 more people were arrested.
Gonzales was another aggressive attacker: He had an outstanding serve, a maddening chipped backhand that never rose high off the ground, a good offensive lob and a marvelous touch that enabled him to dominate his opponents from the net.
Arizona Senate President Andy Biggs (R) was another aggressive sponsor of the bill; just days after the bill passed, Biggs announced he is running for a U.S. House of Representatives seat.
Kudzu vines are another aggressive type of vine.
There's a heightened fear of arrests among people of colour, and many Muslims would rather not be "another example of an aggressive person".
There's a heightened fear of arrests among people of color, and many Muslims would rather not be "another example of an aggressive person".
Instead, according to technology website CNET, this is yet another aggressive move in the battle over different e-book devices and formats, shortly before Barnes and Noble is expected to release a new Nook Color device in time for Christmas.
