Sentence examples for more aggressive to from inspiring English sources

"We wanted somebody who was going to be even more aggressive, to go out aggressively and take the campaign to the next level," Mr. Murphy said.

Wilkens did not have to tell Marbury to be more aggressive to start the second half.

"I would be more aggressive to acquire companies or start a new business".

The first section turns on unsolicited counsel he once received to be more aggressive to white audiences.

Jeter flied out, and Posada walked to the plate, determined to be more aggressive, to look for pitches to drive.

The documentary argues that killer whales, when in captivity, become more aggressive to humans and each other.

The US is reluctant to approve an additional 3,500 troops to the present force of 12,000 unless UN forces are allowed to be more aggressive - to the extent of retaking the diamond mines from the rebels.

"My mentality was to be more aggressive trying to get strike one and put them away".

In Europe, however, Tiscali has had to use more aggressive means to build its market.

Nevertheless, the tumour is eventually more aggressive due to its capacity to cause cachexia.

The government will also have to make far more aggressive efforts to create jobs.