Sentence examples for more aggressive push from inspiring English sources

QUESTION FROM TREVOR: Do you expect a more aggressive push for the ouster of Qaddafi by Obama?

Without a more aggressive push on Africa, the United States also risks falling even further behind China in the fast-growing region.

A more aggressive push for reforms is needed to help secure short-term growth while improving future prospects and reducing risks.

The move is perhaps the clearest sign of a more aggressive push by Republicans to win over Roman Catholic voters this election cycle.

Further complicating USA Today's fortunes, The Wall Street Journal has made a more aggressive push into the general-interest newspaper market.

The purchase is something of a coup for The Huffington Post, which has been making a more aggressive push into political journalism ahead of the midterm elections in November.

Even with the Ireland Fund, the foundation he helped start in 1976 that eventually earned him the knighthood, Sir Anthony has become more aggressive, pushing it to raise as much money by 2003 as it has in the last 25 years.

Companies looking to file new patents will have to think critically about whether their inventions will pass the "abstract idea" test and should prepare themselves for more aggressive push-back from the USPTO on software patents.

Two loading conditions were used to simulate both functional loading against mild resistance and a more aggressive push-up from a chair, similar to a previously published cyclic loading protocol [ 10].

Danone's rival product, Actimel, launched with a more aggressive marketing push, is doing much better.

Toyota and Honda have been more aggressive in pushing innovations like hybrid electric-gasoline engines.