Sentence examples for more aggressive if from inspiring English sources

"I have to be more aggressive if we're going to have any chance to win".

Officials cannot force them to be more aggressive if they choose to play it safe.

I've got to be more aggressive if this team is going to win.' Simple as that".

They are also correct that economic policy would have been more aggressive if they had been able to dictate legislation.

"I think he would have probably been more aggressive if he thought he was going to get it".

Brokers say that buyers tend to become more aggressive if they have already lost a bidding war or two.

Across the country, companies, states and schools are taking more aggressive -- if perhaps passive-aggressive -- measures to get an increasingly overweight society to move more and eat less.

"The only way we're going to come out of this as a team is to be more aggressive, even if that means more strikeouts," Engle said.

I think retailers would take a slightly more aggressive approach if it hadn't already happened to some of their own-brand products.

As to why Syria had not had a more aggressive response, if the target was so benign, the general said, "It was not fear — that's all I'll say".

Justice Scalia wrote that the F.C.C. has the power under law to turn to more aggressive enforcement, if it wishes, and that it need not present empirical evidence of harm done to children by over-the-air dirty language.