Sentence examples for aggressive combat from inspiring English sources
In each of these groups, weaponry is either limited to, or larger in males than females, and after correcting for body size differences between combatants, the male with the relatively larger weapon(s) usually wins in aggressive combat with smaller males (see refs. above).
American Special Forces based in Shkin show an aggressive combat readiness when on patrol that is not currently seen elsewhere in Afghanistan.
"There is no concept of jihad as aggressive combat," he said, quoting verses of the Koran that Islamic theologians have argued over for centuries.
Capoeira is hundreds of years older than breaking, and uprock is similar in purpose to capoeira in that both translate aggressive combat movements into stylized dance.
With that manoeuvre, Fidel Castro claimed that he increased the cost to South Africa of continuing to fight in Angola and placed Cuba in its most aggressive combat position of the war, arguing that he was preparing to leave Angola with his opponents on the defensive.
Furthermore, the elevated power at faster speeds in males may be linked to their muscle properties being suited to inter-male aggressive combat.
For example, males compete with one another for social status, territory and access to females through sustained, aggressive, combats.
At 43 he is thrilled to be fit enough — he had spent the morning with the living room furniture pushed aside for instruction in wing chun, a Chinese martial art built on aggressive, close combat — to play a hero.
Since we were fighting in the middle of a moderately heavily trafficked intersection, it became a Wayne's World-esque limbo between aggressive, reenacted combat and cordial calm as a car slowly passed.
Thus, the head and mouthparts (both maxillae and mandibles) of male field crickets have likely been the targets of strong sexual selection mediated through aggressive physical combat.
