Sentence examples for more aggressive note from inspiring English sources

And Nick Clegg appointed a new Scottish Secretary, signalling a determination to strike a more aggressive note in the run-up to next year's referendum on Scottish independence.

His chief strategist, Sal Russo, sounded a more aggressive note, but the tactics he outlined nonetheless painted the candidate as a man more of ideas than of political warfare.

In 2007, as the citations piled up, the self-regulatory groups took a more aggressive tone, noting that the hedge fund had been "repeatedly" flagged for suspicious trading.

The note, addressed "to whom it may concern" described how Wauthier had become demoralised by what he called a new, more aggressive tone at Zurich.

"It's good news the Fed's not panicked, and things are looking better, so they didn't have to be more aggressive," Hogan noted.

Dalglish said WikiLeaks' disclosure of hundreds of thousands of classified documents may have influenced the Obama administration to get more aggressive, but noted that career agency officials have long sought to punish leakers, regardless of who's in the White House.

He said he saw trainees advocate for a more aggressive approach, but noted that campaign trainers gave them proper instructions.

Others were more aggressive than defensive, noting that the president's message would hold a bit more weight if his own White House practiced what he preached.

Excepting adjuvant radiotherapy, a significant trend towards more aggressive management was noted in the younger women cohort.

The flu has been more aggressive in some regions Tosh noted that there have been three pediatric deaths in Minnesota already this year, compared to zero last year but across the board, these numbers aren't unprecedented.

Generally the histology of a BCC does not change over time, although with recurrence, more aggressive BCC may be noted.