“aggressively”造句，怎麼用aggressively造句

Those who engage in improper behavior, like trying to mingle with strangers or sell products too aggressively, are kicked out.

The aggressively styled radiator grille sports a golden Chevrolet emblem on a wide horizontal chrome bar and dark black mesh.

Central Banks around the world have aggressively injected money into financial systems to counteract tight credit that could strangle economic expansion.

Pierce says that after the 1964 Surgeon General's report, which warned of health risks associated with smoking, California moved more aggressively than other states to discourage smoking.

So when one person chooses not to help another, or chooses to behave aggressively, there must be reasons for that behaviour, many of which might appear to deny their responsibility.

The embattled secretive regime was responding aggressively to a series of sanctions imposed by the United Nations last week aimed at punishing Pyongyang's recent nuclear and ballistic missile tests.

Goldman has aggressively responded to stories it views as false or exaggerated.

In December 2004, IBM Rational aggressively revamped its product portfolio to move to a more Eclipse-based foundation.

Rather, I mean that when you begin executing your business, you need to aggressively be the first mover in the current phase of the innovation cycle.

Note that this curve represents the ideal risk profile you should strive for; you will achieve that only if you are actively and aggressively managing risk.

We will aggressively seek to control the weaponry of war.

The entertainment industry is prepared to assert its rights aggressively and most people knew that before today.

He tangles you up in these rallies and you can't do anything about it because if you play too aggressively you lose and if you play too passively you lose.

According to neighbors and social workers, he is a gentle presence, possibly delusional and mentally ill, a quiet man who does not harass passers-by or panhandle aggressively.

Mr Osborne believes that Britain's reputation for fiscal prudence depends on cutting public spending aggressively.