Sentence examples for no less aggressive from inspiring English sources

(Although Democrats were no less aggressive about creating gerrymandered districts in states like Illinois).

Close by stood some techno kin, including the Hummer H2, a smaller but no less aggressive version of the vehicle originally designed for the military.

Mrs. Clinton's on-the-ground effort is no less aggressive and extensive; in particular, she has tapped into the network of support provided to her by Mr. Strickland.

The indictment suggests the Obama administration may be no less aggressive than the Bush administration in pursuing whistleblowers and reporters' sources who disclose government secrets.

It's establishing that the behavior of the police is no less aggressive than it was, but aggressive when it's necessary, not aggressive routinely, which causes a great deal of tension and friction and suspicion, particularly in the minority communities.

Melvyn I. Weiss, the more staid but no less aggressive lawyer who would almost certainly be one of the leaders of the New York descendant of the firm, emphasized that Milberg Weiss's plans were still tentative.

Other iterations had rounder flaps, like butterfly wings, but were no less aggressive-looking with embossed croc pieces, quilted linings and a precarious, cutout heel.

"Cities Reduce Crime and Conflict Without New York-Style Hardball" (front page, March 4) points out that New York City's draconian anticrime measures are no better than less aggressive strategies in other cities.

Within an industry, firms with no unions (or less aggressive ones) tend to displace unionised ones.

Drugs with low or no bleeding risk and less aggressive antithrombotic activity may represent adequate alternatives to continue anticoagulation with VKAs, or patients should be left to only physical management (elastic stockings) in cases of doubt.

No patients moved to a less aggressive ROR-S score.