Sentence examples for still more aggressive from inspiring English sources

"With the benefit of hindsight," he said, "monetary policy needed to be still more aggressive".

He underscored the point later, saying, "With the benefit of hindsight, monetary policy needed to be still more aggressive".

But Mr. Santorum has been able to press a still more aggressive case that Mr. Romney has ceded the Tea Party's antigovernment position through his health care plan, among other policies he pushed while governor of Massachusetts.

It also suggests, he said, that despite such pressures and the post-Leveson climate, "UK journalists are still more aggressive than US media in their pursuit of important stories".

DealBook »   Homeowners Sue Banks Over Libor Manipulation  |  BLOOMBERG NEWS Feded Official on the Shortcomings of Monetary Policy  |  William C. Dudley, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, spoke on Tuesday about the central bank's policy before the recent expansion of its stimulus: "With the benefit of hindsight, monetary policy needed to be still more aggressive".

As expected, by making this second cascade component more aggressive, we further attenuate many of the original signal details relative to the response shown in the lower left plot, but not nearly as much as in the still more aggressive cascade shown in the upper right plot directly above.

In October, the Chamber continued to support Protect IP as indications mounted that the House version would not moderate the Senate bill, but instead launch a still more-aggressive assault on the Internet's infrastructure.

Ms. Cox looks fetching in the naughty Victorian lingerie worn at all hours by the ill-fated Lucy Harris, the prostitute who finds an unfortunately passive protector in the noble Dr. Jekyll and a still more unfortunately aggressive abuser in his bloodthirsty alter ego.

It's not as schematically variegated as it was under Rex Ryan, but new coordinator Chuck Pagano (who spent the previous three years as the secondary coach and replaces Greg Mattison, who chose to coordinate the defense at University of Michigan) figures to still be more aggressive than most, especially when it comes to blitzing with slot defensive backs and other roaming edge players.

The actual proposal at $50,440 didn't go that far, but it is still significantly more aggressive than many had expected.

However, it is important to note that 31% would still choose the more aggressive course even in the presence of an advance directive instructing a contrary course.