Usage of "aggressively"

Portuguese

In an aggressive manner.

Usage of aggressively in English

With Beijing already tackling food standards more aggressively, expect far tougher crackdowns. 
 Reuters 

We conclude that known modifiable stroke risk factors should be aggressively managed. 
 Pubmed 

The fact that Tony had, rather aggressively, assumed control was wonderful news. 
 The appeal 

When asked who they were, they aggressively refused to answer, it said. 
 The South African 

But other banks are moving far more aggressively in revamping their businesses. 
 Reuters 

The athlete said he was then aggressively apprehended by law enforcement officials. 
 Ebony 

So the education reform community has moved aggressively to provide an alternative. 
 Reuters 

Google is aggressively petitioning the government on this issue, presumably to reinvest. 
 The Guardian 

They also have moved aggressively into investigations à la Law and Order. 
 Wired 

California has aggressively courted companies to invest in self-driving research and development. 
 Reuters 

The shoulders of the ex-football captain rose aggressively; he snorted with indignation. 
 The Lost Road 

Anastasiades has vowed to press ahead aggressively to clinch a bailout deal. 
 Reuters 

The Obama administration has a track record of prosecuting hacking cases aggressively. 
 The Guardian 

Swinging wide open the door of the dining-room he strode in aggressively. 
 John Enderby 

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

But Greenspan aggressively cut interest rates and quickly turned the situation around. 
 The Return of Depression Economics 

aggressively

Adverb

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Translations for aggressively

Portuguese

Aggressively through the time

Aggressively across language varieties

United States of America

Common

Australia

Common

Ireland

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Meanings of aggressively in English