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The other was that Gretzky became disenchanted with Bruce McNall, the owner of the Kings, who he felt had not been sufficiently aggressive in finding supporting players for the team — in particular, he hadn't made a move to get Paul Coffey, the fast-skating defenseman, a move Gretzky felt would have put the team over the top.

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.

In Washington, the House GOP leadership is so hopped up about stopping a free and open Internet that they called in the big telecom companies in for a little spanking because said companies weren't sufficiently aggressive in helping the politicians with their crusade.

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.

Even in the (unlikely) event of a disaster for the LDP at these elections, of the magnitude that could force Mr Abe to resign, he (like Mr Koizumi before him) has already been sufficiently aggressive in the promotion of his policies to make their repeal all but unthinkable.

This switching results in a compromise in performance inasmuch as the linear controller is not sufficiently aggressive to settle the system output with acceptable levels of overshoot.

On Wednesday, the Air Transportation Stabilization Board rejected United's restructuring plan for lack of sufficiently aggressive cost cuts.

Then it was O'Malley and Sanders ganging up on Clinton for not being sufficiently aggressive when it comes to breaking up big banks.

On Friday, state and local officials ferried a group of reporters to this stretch of marshland, one of the hardest-hit areas on the Gulf Coast, and criticized BP and federal agencies for not mounting a sufficiently aggressive response operation.

"Had it not been for President Obama's willingness to support a sufficiently aggressive response from the late stage of the presidential campaign to his first days and months in office—I have little doubt that we would be looking at a vastly different world today," Summers said in his remarks to the Economic Policy Institute.