Sentence examples for aggressive because of from inspiring English sources

Moreau can be this patient and physically aggressive because of his athleticism.

Others become vocally aggressive because of the frustration they feel at dealing with the authorities.

Higher education experts suspect the department is becoming more aggressive because of the stunning collapse of Corinthian Colleges.

Japanese monkeys are becoming bigger and more aggressive because of their Western diets, complains Teruo Kanaya, a 60-year-old Nikko hotelier.

The bombing has been less than fully aggressive, because of fears of killing civilians and destroying wide swaths of the country, deepening international opposition to the war.

"Microsoft may be a little bit more restrained and a little bit less aggressive because of the antitrust case," said David B. Yoffie, a professor at the Harvard Business School.

Meaning that Huskies are naturally non-aggressive because of their breeding to pull sleds as a pack.

The former web star's case was considered aggressive because many of the patents at issue covered common practices such as online advertising, privacy controls and internet messaging.

The scene is more aggressive, because most of the people aren't just using a single drug".

As her career ramps up, Alicia learns that it's impossible to be consistently humble or consistently aggressive, because the power of each approach depends on the other.

I don't know if it's called "aggressive," because that sort of has a negative connotation to it.