Sentence examples for tried aggressively from inspiring English sources
Janus's managers tried aggressively to beat the market by making bets on stocks like Nokia.
During basketball practice last year, 12-year-old Nicole Dehart was shooting the ball when a defender tried aggressively to block her shot.
The company hasn't really tried aggressively to monetize its customers, and I think people are also expecting the company to keep growing its membership base.
From 2000 to 2002, internal Lilly documents show that the company tried aggressively to expand Zyprexa's sales into markets for which the drug was never approved, including elderly patients with dementia.
They have tried aggressively to limit exposure to claims by setting up parishes as individual corporations, invoked the statute of limitations, subjected plaintiffs to days of grueling depositions and settled claims in secret.
Bill Clinton's first Presidential campaign tried aggressively to discredit women who claimed to have had sexual relationships with the candidate, but, as the Times noted last month, there is no evidence that Hillary directed these efforts.
She felt that the Obama Administration was trying aggressively to criminalize leaks.
The numbers seemed to bring Dimon on board, and he exclaimed, "We should try aggressively to do as much as we can for these folks".
Although Mr. Sprecher kept his company in California and his house in Beverly Hills, he spent every spare hour trying aggressively to sign up utility companies for the Atlanta exchange.
In addition to their push overseas, the Big Board and Nasdaq are trying aggressively to steal listings from each other, in hopes of making up listing and trading fees lost to their upstart competitors.
Investors sold Treasuries for a second consecutive day on Wednesday, sending interest rates higher in response to the tentative deal to extend Bush-era tax cuts even as the Federal Reserve was trying aggressively to keep borrowing costs low.
