Sentence examples for sufficiently aggressive from inspiring English sources

For now, it does not appear interested in taking sufficiently aggressive action.

To assume that men know better than women what it takes to compete, to win, to be sufficiently aggressive on the battlefield.

The commission chairman, Lando W. Zech Jr., also questioned whether the nuclear agency itself was being "sufficiently aggressive" in demanding improvement at the Government-owned power authority.

The real question is not whether Europe is using sufficiently aggressive Keynesian stimulus, but whether Europe will resume its economic reform efforts as the crisis abates.

As the 1964 presidential election approach, President Lyndon Johnson, a Democrat, was being blasted by Republican presidential candidate Barry Goldwater for not being sufficiently aggressive in Vietnam.

HCCP is designed to punish greedy fluxes rather than just regulating them: such fluxes may find their bandwidth allocation reduced to zero if they are sufficiently aggressive.

This plot clearly shows the low-level noise distortion effects for small t values, which is worst for the median filter (t=0), decreasing monotonically until t=3.0, where the filter is sufficiently non-aggressive to allow most of the low-level noise through unmodified.

We rely on the adaptive loop to compensate for parametric uncertainties, and ensure that the plant uncertainty is sufficiently small so that an aggressive learning controller can be designed on the nominal system.

There is also concern that despite disclaimers the bill could create due process type concerns regarding the ability for affected businesses to sufficiently petition for relief from aggressive state actions and could open the door for states to tax or even regulate beyond their borders.

Neither the multinational nor the distributor invests sufficiently in strategic marketing or in aggressive business development in these less-developed markets.

The mutual finger-pointing overlooks a point that seems obvious as the same themes repeatedly emerge: neither party the multinational nor the distributor invests sufficiently in strategic marketing or in aggressive business development in these less-developed markets.