Sentence examples for perhaps aggressive from inspiring English sources

Baughman's subject is television in its early days; perhaps aggressive and independently owned local stations emerged after that.

He bristles at the suggestion that he is a gambler, because it suggests that he is not in control of a situation; perhaps aggressive is a better description.

Perhaps aggressive cloud pricing will cause continued, near-term pressure on Amazon's margins.

Perhaps aggressive campaigns by car insurance providers ("Get $100 off your premium if you 'like' us on Facebook") will allow us to one day search for car insurance, and see which provider each one of our friends is with.

However, this will be dependent on how much users are willing to share and "like". Perhaps aggressive campaigns by car insurance providers ("Get $100 off your premium if you 'like' us on Facebook") will allow us to one day search for car insurance, and see which provider each one of our friends is with.

Perhaps too aggressive for some.

Mr. Burton has taken perhaps the aggressive role in promoting the agenda pushed by Mr. Fai.

Oxford were imperious, however, and Cambridge paid the price for a perhaps unavoidably aggressive start.

With red carpets seemingly spanning the world, the business has become, perhaps predictably, aggressive.

Perhaps most aggressive on the education front has been Mr. Miller, the council speaker.

Her comments indicated that the White House's efforts to advance antidrug messages were perhaps more aggressive than previously believed.