"a somewhat aggressive" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe something as being slightly more aggressive than usual. For example: "The candidate had a somewhat aggressive demeanor during the debate."
But the Conservative MP Marcus Fysh said Sports Direct "can have a somewhat aggressive attitude towards flexible working".
DON LEWIS, the owner of Wild Hive Farm, rolled open a door to reveal his milling machinery and shoved a somewhat aggressive goat named Annabelle aside.
Wayne Hale, the space shuttle program manager, said NASA engineers and technicians were facing a "somewhat aggressive schedule" in trying to finish preparations to launch the shuttle Discovery during the May 10 to May 23 target window.
Wayne Hale, the space shuttle program manager, said engineers and technicians faced a "somewhat aggressive schedule" in trying to finish preparations to launch the shuttle Discovery during the May 10 to May 23 target window.
"The president knows that ANWR represents 46 years' worth of imports of oil from Saddam Hussein's Iraq," Ari Fleischer, the White House spokesman, said today, using a somewhat aggressive estimate of the amount of reserves in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge.
NBTY : This is a somewhat aggressive value play; we're paying up for a company that may be worth even more.
Then, on to my personality as a driver: "You're a pushy, somewhat aggressive driver.
At first this enthusiasm was confined to discs, but eventually Webb, a tiny, somewhat aggressive South London piano player and factory worker, formed a band to reconstruct the music itself at a pub in Kent.
Lookout said BadNews concealed its true identity by initially acting as an "innocent, if somewhat aggressive, advertising network".
"Are you experimenting on me?' I ask my oncologist, in a deadened but still somewhat aggressive tone.
Get a bit moody and somewhat aggressive.
