Sentence examples for it will aggressively from inspiring English sources

AT&T says it will aggressively expand its competing service, U-verse, to 30 million homes by 2010.

The company also says that it will aggressively increase its content spending, and will double content spending in 2012.

But investor gloom is good news for passengers: Ryanair said it will "aggressively" cut fares and run seat sales, particularly in the UK, to lure more people to its seats this winter.

Hence why Genii has said it will "aggressively" work towards a deal.

The company also said that it will "aggressively explore a wide range of industries and develop creative applications of [automatic content recognition] to recreate new business opportunities".

When I am mayor, I will aggressively market Denver to companies from the renewable energy sector.

Along that line, the company said it will "more aggressively implement its dual strategy focusing on both premium devices, as well as mid-range smartphones".

Unfortunately, the agency's history does not suggest that it will act aggressively on this matter.

Like other European governments, Germany has said it will move aggressively to cut the gap, even at the risk that doing so will weigh on growth.

"This sends the message that not only is this law real, but it will be aggressively enforced," said Kathleen Rice, the Nassau district attorney.

As such, the agency says it will begin aggressively promoting a new program of using specially trained officers to head off unnecessary difficulties involving security screening of travelers with disabilities.