Sentence examples for aggressive competitiveness from inspiring English sources

He cannot hide the aggressive competitiveness that also runs through Sky's DNA.

Although most other newspaper proprietors in the UK are billionaires – whether the Barclays or Viscount Rothermere – they are nervous of Murdoch's financial clout, commercial acumen and aggressive competitiveness.

We succumb to a fearful and aggressive competitiveness, pitting ourselves against everyone and everything around us.

She attributed the recent episodes of aggressive behavior to competitiveness.

He was a smart, combative, burly man with a booming voice, and seemed a younger version of Ailes, bringing to his new job an intense competitiveness, an aggressive news instinct, and a willingness to provoke.

Although the development of new robust materials is fundamental to enlarge the economic competitiveness in aggressive environments and severe operating conditions, the correct combination of multiple membrane stages in appropriately designed systems can improve significantly the performance, achieving the separation target by using existing materials.

Testosterone promotes male competitiveness and aggressive behavior, both in humans and other animals (see Mehta and Beer 2010 for review), and high testosterone is associated with aggression (Harris 1996; Azurmendi et al. 2006; Mehta and Beer 2010) and violent crime (Mazur and Booth 1998; Christiansen 2001; Booth et al. 2006).

At first wary of each other, a keen competitiveness takes hold, aggressive, then increasingly friendly, as each faction finds points to admire in the other.

Those lower down the tech food chain love it because it tells the truth about their working lives – the aggressive, often litigious thrashing and competitiveness beneath the neo-hippy idealistic surface, of which 21st-century San Francisco, once the place you wore flowers in your hair, is now the overpriced, hyper-capitalist capital.

But there is also scope for plain old aggressive business practices that smack of anti-competitiveness. (Why should other companies that sell Apple products be squeezed out of search results in favour of Apple?

The passive-aggressive putdowns, the cutting emotional slights, and rampant competitiveness of the girls' school playground have, alas, never been my domain.