Sentence examples for moving aggressively forward from inspiring English sources

Buoyed by the growing success of his $55 million restaurant business with properties in Las Vegas, Manhattan, Washington, D.C. and a small California hotel as well as by the pace of growth in Las Vegas, Palmer is moving aggressively forward with plans to build and operate a 400-key, 35-story boutique condo-hotel in Las Vegas.

One risk of moving aggressively forward without first resolving the spectrum crisis is whether we unwittingly cause this vital sector of our economy to retreat.

We should move aggressively forward with Poland's full admission to NATO.

Forbes.com will move aggressively forward with its bold strategy to place our authoritative journalism at the center of a social media experience.

"It puts in sharp relief the fact that large employers will continue to move aggressively forward with or without traditional healthcare players, and the value chain in the near future will likely contain new players and new influencers who will wield significant leverage to force change from status quo," said digital health market expert and NGP Capital's John Gardner in an email.

"Now, we look forward to moving aggressively to offense," Mr. Beck said.

So Nokia is moving aggressively.

Companies moving aggressively into foreign markets.

David Brooks ("Clearing the Air," column, April 20) suggests that the Bush administration "could have moved aggressively to find another way forward" when it became clear that the Kyoto treaty to limit greenhouse gas emissions "was never going to be ratified by the Senate".

Justice Lippman moved aggressively.

The Giants moved aggressively in free agency.