aggressive造句

Some people get aggressive after drinking spirits.

These nouns refer to striking, often aggressive boldness.

The Fed's aggressive move was greeted enthusiastically by Wall Street.

The conductor tended to overpower her with aggressive dynamics.

Nevertheless, orange is not as aggressive as red.

Has the person always been very disciplined, lazy, aggressive, or nice?

This is a very rare and very aggressive malignancy in young women.

"It is an aggressive schedule, but I do think we can make it," Bieniawski says.

[in conversation with the atheist Edward Aveling, 1881] "Why should you be so aggressive?"

With this research, we have identified a potential marker for the aggressive tumours.

All of this increases the chances of succeeding in a fight or running away from, say, an aggressive jaguar.

If the argument evolves into a wishful compulsive and unfriendly aggressive, it will lose the meaning of communication.

Doing so would create a new national standard, after many states have unilaterally taken more aggressive steps.

As a result, we share the road with faceless machines that are much easier to ignore or be aggressive toward.

However, the patient, encouraged by his family and urged on by his oncologist, chose aggressive treatment instead.

Among subjects who hadn't eaten the raisin, those who were told they'd been rejected by the group became aggressive, inflicting long and painful sonic blasts without provocation.

Girls with larger increases in the hormone acted more anxious and vigilant at child care, while boys acted more angry and aggressive.

The trouble, Goodall reflects a little sadly, is that the rise of aggressive materialism has made such a categorical position look quaint, if not outright lampoonable.

Despite the aggressive nature most tennis players possess , Anna Kounakouva still trembled as she was hoisted high to sign on her own billboard.

To demonstrate the types of allocations that are suitable for these strategies, we'll look at samples of both a conservative and a moderately aggressive portfolio.

"I think the allure for Michael Mann, and obviously for myself, was to be able to shoot this period film in a very modern, agile, aggressive and, I think, dynamic camera style," adds Spinotti.

The Swiss government has said it is temporarily freezing any assets in Swiss Banks that could be linked to Mubarak, an uncharacteristically aggressive move for the secretive banking nation.

My mother was a schoolteacher, a hard charging, middle-class American. She is really a very aggressive lady. If she were thirty years younger, she'd be president of GM. A great lady

"Sustaining the war by means of war" refers to Japan's policy of ruthless plunder of the Chinese areas under her occupation to meet the expenses of her aggressive war.

Often the behaviour is aggressive and self-destructive and may be very uncharacteristic of the person, who may have no idea why he or she behaved in that way.

We once believed that all design work should be completed before coding begins. Experience has taught us that this is not a practical reality due to aggressive development schedules and, most importantly, the need to prove the feasibility of proposed design solutions.

If most legitimate senders adopted such a system( and there is little reason why they would not), spam filters could be made to be much more aggressive in dealing with the remaining mail, thus stopping the vast majority of junk messages.