Sentence examples for aggression targets from inspiring English sources

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In this case the terrible things are pre-emptive war (that is, aggression), targeted assassinations, "coercive interrogations" (torture lite) and indefinite imprisonment of suspects without trial or counsel.

As Rebecca Traister wrote in her 2010 book Big Girls Don't Cry: the Election that Changed Everything for American Women, the "misogynist aggression" targeted at Clinton ran the gamut from Tucker Carlson calling her "castrating" and pundits mocking her "cackle", to a Clinton-shaped nutcracker and t-shirts reading LIFE'S A BITCH – SO DON'T... VOTE FOR ONE!

The main location of aggression targeting barmaids was the bars.

"The violence and aggression targeted at police last night was shocking and unacceptable.

We found that aggression targeted towards nonconformers (conformity-enforcing behaviour) was more successful than randomly targeted aggression in both a simple model and a more complicated one in which the conditions were based on the specific case of song sharing between songbirds.

NATO is a deterrence-based alliance, whose collective defensive posture is by design intended to thwart aggression targeting its members.

In recent years, we have been calling for a paradigm shift, positioning the aggression targeting LGBTQ and gender non-conforming students within a broader system of gender regulation experienced by all people all the time.

Considering the central role of HIFs in GBM aggression, targeting HIFs signaling represents an underexplored but viable strategy in future GBM treatment.

Alternatively, his behavior could be a result, in part, of the fact that he was reaching adulthood throughout this study, a period when male spider monkeys are exposed to high levels of stress because of intraspecific aggression targeted at them from older males, which can sometimes even escalate to lethal aggression [Campbell, 2006; Valero et al., 2006].

Bashar Assad said on Sunday that his military was capable of confronting any "aggression" that targeted the country, in his first remarks since the Israeli strike.