Meanings of act aggressively in English

You want to know whether the boy is likely to act aggressively.

Decide to do it, and then act aggressively to get it done.

They (the authorities) will act aggressively against anyone who has known me.

Voter anger at Wall Street has been a factor pushing Congress to act aggressively.

Officials are often inclined to ignore responsibility, and sometimes you have to act aggressively in order to push them.

Psychological studies do not prove that exposure to violent videogames causes minors to act aggressively, the majority of the justices concluded.

Smaller men, the academics observed, were more inclined to act aggressively in the game when there was no threat of repercussion.

They recovered some losses after Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke said the central bank was ready to act aggressively to bolster the economy.

He said JPMorgan must act aggressively because more investors are asking whether the bank should be split up if it cannot deliver expected savings.

Brown cautioned that as many as four teams could be lost if F1 does not act aggressively to tackle the substantial loss of income.

Stone was concerned because at the training session we were encouraged and to a point intimidated to act aggressively towards the other girls trying out.

But our Government's attitude was that, in view of engagements entered into by Greece, the Serbs must not act aggressively against the still neutral Bulgars.

Those ships were awaiting our arrival and, immediately upon seeing us, acted aggressively.

Politicians pay few costs for doing nothing, and receive little credit for acting aggressively.

If something seems questionable or someone is acting aggressively, don't be afraid to intervene.

Really, it's like: " Act aggressively happy whether you are or not."