Sentence examples for Excessively aggressive from inspiring English sources

This impossibility is pushing the new regime to an excessively aggressive stance.

GB are not an excessively aggressive team but certainly a tenacious one.

SHERMAN: Don't try to be "like a man" or anything that to voters may signal masculinity such as excessively aggressive, loud or combative.

In his account, Mr. Harvey said the men were excessively aggressive, with one man jumping onto Mr. Burton's chest repeatedly after the young man was subdued.

In the late stages of the campaign — the final six weeks or so before the election — it's worthwhile to be reasonably (but not excessively) aggressive.

The alpha pair are dominant but not excessively aggressive towards the beta pack members," said Kamler, who also noted that unlike wolves, dholes allow pups to eat before any of the other pack members.

Insp Mark Richards, from Truro Police Station, said: "Buskers in the city can add a certain character and ambience to the area but the police and council do get occasional complaints sometimes when buskers are excessively noisy or overly aggressive when collecting donations".

He was back the way his teammates know him and need him, emotional but not excessively so, aggressive and very effective.

Interbred colonies of European and Africanized honey bees may be more aggressive, excessively abandon the nest, and not survive the winters.

After several years of optimal breeding conditions, overutilization of food resources, and low predation, populations become excessively large and more aggressive.

During a manic episode, a person's mood flies high -- they may be excessively excited, irritable, or aggressive, and people who are in a manic episode might not see anything wrong with their behavior.