Sentence examples for more aggressive changes from inspiring English sources

"We need to make bolder, more aggressive changes to the eBay ecosystem even if they are unpopular".

The Business Roundtable, which represents large companies, said Thursday that more aggressive changes in the health care system could save employers as much as $3,000 per employee in 2019.

"There were so many people who were thinking, 'Why fight?' " She felt that while Obama's planned executive actions were imperfect — they don't offer a path to citizenship, for example — they might reënergize immigrant activists to keep seeking more aggressive changes.

And he said that the hard left — especially the C.G.I.L. labor union, which has more retirees than workers among its membership and is a key constituency of the Democratic Party — had blocked more aggressive changes to Italy's labor laws.

The bill has gained the support of both the White House, which was pushing for more aggressive changes under plans proposed by President Obama, and senators on the committee who had resisted those plans.

The model shows that lasting weight loss takes a long time to achieve and suggests that more effective weight loss programs might be undertaken in two phases: a temporary, more aggressive change in behavior at first, followed by a second phase of a more relaxed but permanent behavioral change that can prevent the weight regain that afflicts so many dieters despite their best intentions.

"Usually that is a lever for the doctor to recommend more aggressive dietary changes and cigarette cessation to warn a patient, 'Look what you are doing to yourself',' " Dr. Kahn said in an interview.

The present review was undertaken to promote this understanding by describing the biological basis of the four major disparities - early age of onset, more advanced stage of disease, more aggressive histologic changes, and worse survival - and the important relationship to the nonbiological factors.

Will she push Gary to be a little more aggressive or change his world view in any way?

Financial titans JPMorgan Chase and BlackRock participated in talks calling for more aggressive climate change action this month, but continue to fund oil drilling in the Amazon rainforest.

Those willing to spend more time and be more aggressive about their changes often win.