Sentence examples for took very aggressive from inspiring English sources

"I think they took very aggressive steps".

Arroyo, noted as a far better descender than Basso, took very aggressive lines coming down the Mortirolo and caught up with Vinokourov, Sastre, Evans, and John Gadret, who had been between him and the leading trio.

According to the best case scenario (humans take very aggressive action to reduce greenhouse gases), the experts think sea level rise will likely be about 0.4 0.6 meters (1.3 2.0 feet) by 2100 and 0.6 1.0 meters (2.0 3.3 feet) by 2300.

"Unless you take very, very aggressive steps, things will not change".

Some get very aggressive, some get savage.

The male can get very aggressive.

"I took a very aggressive approach with the team all week.

"Most tribunals took a very aggressive view, trying to catch men out and ridiculing them," says author Cyril Pearce, creator of a database of conscientious objectors from the era.

Kennedy was not a party loyalist, and in particular, on foreign policy he took a very aggressive anti-communism position that challenged the standard liberal orthodoxy that had led to Adlai Stevenson's nominations in 1952 and 1956.

"I fear that they have taken a very aggressive approach to their own faculty by not responding in a pragmatic and constructive way," she said.

Some institutions, like the University of Minnesota, have taken a very aggressive and public stance against animal protection protests, said Dr. Richard Bianco, the official in charge of laboratory animal care.