Sentence examples for aggressive appraisals from inspiring English sources
More Dynamite, like its predecessors Haydn and the Valve Trumpet and In Defence of TS Eliot (which also reprinted aggressive appraisals of Paul Auster, Edmund White, Toni Morrison and others), shows him as an enthusiastic practitioner of what is known as the takedown or hit-piece or hatchet job.
Although we were unable to account for the speed of tumour growth and/or aggressive malignancies, we partly dealt with confounding by appraisal by stratifying data according to the symptom interpretation of the GP.
More conservative banks will lend only the amount that is the sum of the two individual apartments, and more aggressive banks will use what is known as the "subject to combination" appraisal, typically a larger amount.
Surely his apparent tendency to become aggressive in his dealings with the public would have been mentioned by his sergeants and inspectors while compiling these appraisals.
The tabloid Bild offered a more upbeat appraisal, with commentator and former government spokesman Bela Anda calling it "a TV duel of surprises", with Steinbrück "proving surprisingly aggressive … gaining in … drive and stature over the 90 minutes".
The appraisals were harsh.
