Sentence examples for more aggressive plans from inspiring English sources

Beyond 2012, Bentley has even more aggressive plans.

The government's more aggressive plans are possible because vaccine supplies are rapidly increasing as a result of crash manufacturing and stockpiling efforts begun soon after last fall's terrorist strikes, officials said.

The battle over Election Day challenges has been most intense in Ohio, not only because the race here is so close and so vital to President Bush and Senator John Kerry, but also because the Republican Party has announced larger and more aggressive plans to challenge voters here than in other states.

Subhash Reddy, a principal at e4e, says that his firm has even more aggressive plans: to have six to ten investments grow into "billion dollar companies".

He was against moves to audit the Fed, as well as the more aggressive plans to regulate the financial industry.

Dempsey also threw cold water on some of the more aggressive plans to intervene militarily in the crisis in Syria, where opposition forces have been carrying out an increasingly bloody revolt against the regime of President Bashar Assad.

A more aggressive plan that would raise premiums substantially on everyone could generate more than $200 billion.

In drawing a walk, Teixeira saw seven pitches, and he came up in the third with a more aggressive plan.

President Obama concurred, pressing G.M. to come up with a better, more aggressive plan in the next 60 days.

Mullen said: "Since becoming CEO my focus has been on a more aggressive plan to build digital scale and grow our recreational customer base across all channels, which is key to creating a more sustainable and growing Ladbrokes.

So far, Mr. Obama and many lawmakers do not seem convinced that the industry is doing enough to turn itself around and have urged the car makers to come up with a more aggressive plan.