Sentence examples for rather than aggressively from inspiring English sources

Eventually, rather than aggressively pursuing the suit, the company agreed to participate in the planning process, resulting in a revised plan allowing for greater development.

According to some analysts, more companies also seem to have decided to ride out currency fluctuations, rather than aggressively hedge against them.

Perhaps this is why, rather than aggressively stimulate the league, the clubs appear to be opting for a period of consolidation.

Such a risk might encourage Unmovic to monitor what is already known rather than aggressively try to find what is hidden.

Rather than aggressively pursue the opportunities that are coming her way, Maitena has chosen to scale back and enjoy her success.

Rather than aggressively challenge Ramirez, Rivera meant to throw a fastball high and outside, hoping Ramirez would chase it, maybe hit a weak grounder.

Japanese managers have tended to focus on pleasing employees, or staying true to corporate values rather than seeking aggressively to increase profits or pay dividends.

"Rather than passive aggressively vote against each other at every election, let's make the divorce official and move in with our friends in Europe".

Obama is always disappointing people who feel that he gives too much respect or yields too much ground to the other side, rather than fighting aggressively for his principles.

In clock-limited sports, games often end with a team that holds the lead killing the clock rather than competing aggressively against the opposing team.

Slow down toward the end when the cork's almost out, allowing the cork to gently slide out rather than popping aggressively.