Sentence examples for met aggressive from inspiring English sources

The contract was awarded because the CyberDisplay 640M microdisplay system met aggressive weight, battery life and reliability targets.

The company had also failed to meet aggressive growth projections he helped establish.

"We expect this technology to play an integral role in meeting aggressive fuel-economy and emission-reduction targets," he added.

AOL Time Warner is seeking to expand its presence abroad to help it meet aggressive growth targets at a time when revenue from advertising is declining.

Waste Management in the 1990's was striving to meet aggressive earnings goals and to persuade investors it was a growth company.

Mr. Schacht later retired, but returned as chief executive last October after Lucent's board dismissed Richard McGinn when the company failed to meet aggressive growth targets.

Barneys emerged from Chapter 11 in January 1999 loaded with debt, and its long-term survival depends on meeting aggressive sales targets.

On climate change, Tillerson said that models predicting the effects of global warming aren't very good and that it would be very hard for the world to meet aggressive emission-reduction targets.

At peak output, the five licensed solar thermal projects being challenged would power more than two million homes, create thousands of construction jobs and help the state meet aggressive renewable energy mandates.

But the heavy focus on metrics, in this already competitive industry, has also fostered an uncompromising culture, one where employees are constantly measured and game designers are pushed to meet aggressive deadlines.

But the support they've garnered from landowners, regulators and environmentalists has attracted the interest of big solar developers such as SunPower and First Solar as well as utilities under pressure to meet aggressive renewable energy mandates.