Sentence examples for most aggressive strategy from inspiring English sources

The chamber's foray into politics has perhaps been Mr. Donohue's most aggressive strategy.

He added: "Even with the most aggressive strategy on nuclear, wind, hydro and solar, coal will still provide 55% of electricity consumption by 2030, which means coal consumption will be 2.5 or three times higher than at present.

Maybe, he said, he would have been "generally more aware that I'm eventually going to have to deal with all of this stress". In the end, though, he suggested that his most aggressive strategy to impress admissions officers was writing an essay about his experience earning his Eagle Scout rank.

Huntington is taking "the most aggressive strategy available by jumping in this early in the game," said Jenkins, who is the city attorney for Goleta, Hermosa Beach, Rolling Hills and West Hollywood.

While these procedures represent the most aggressive strategy, they are the most effective at reducing breast and ovarian cancer risk.

The most aggressive strategy based on absolute risk thresholds, focusing on all patients with risks above 5%, was the most effective but at an incremental cost effectiveness ratio that was well above the benchmark of three times GDP per capita.

But one of its most aggressive strategies for growing usage of its mobile messaging empire, and thus also getting its hands on users' phone numbers, is shuttering access to messages within its mobile app — thereby forcing users to download Messenger if they wish to continue their conversations.

Kirstjen Nielsen pursued the most aggressive enforcement strategy of any secretary in D.H.S. history.

"I.B.M. has the most aggressive internationalization strategy of any of the major information technology companies," said Frank Gens, chief analyst of IDC, a research firm.

But Eventbrite has perhaps the most aggressive growth strategy; for instance, it allows people to use it for free events for which tickets are required, at no charge.

In the past year, even as Nielsen pursued the most aggressive enforcement strategy of any secretary in the history of the department, Trump saw her as too weak to be trusted.