Sentence examples for aggressive dispute from inspiring English sources

The announcement followed Syria's ban on Turkish aircraft a day earlier and became the latest volley in an increasingly aggressive dispute between the two neighbors over Syria's devastating civil war.

In a November essay, the journalist Eliane Brum wrote of the intolerance shown toward atheists in Brazil by some adherents of born-again faiths, describing what she called the "ever more aggressive dispute for market share" among big churches.

It is not the first time they have done so; for months they have been in an increasingly aggressive dispute with their employer.

The most aggressive disputes tend to occur between two males when a female is in oestrus, and may rarely result in the death of one of the males.

Urine is actively released when the male is involved in aggressive disputes.

Males aid their offspring in aggressive disputes significantly more often than they aid unrelated juveniles (Buchan et al. 2003).

We opportunistically recorded screams of juvenile baboons involved in aggressive disputes using Sennheisser ME88 microphones and Marantz digital recorders.

Dominant males store urine and use it as a vehicle for odorants actively released during aggressive disputes.

North Korea's test also threatens to spark a wider arms race in a region already unsettled by an increasingly aggressive territorial dispute between China and Japan over uninhabited islands in the East China Sea.

Wingate has recently embarked on a more aggressive public dispute with rival airport Heathrow over the need for greater "hub airport" capacity, with Heathrow claiming that only a single hub can effectively deliver links to emerging markets.

Then, of course, the President is involved in an aggressive trade dispute with China, which, on the U.S. side, included tariffs on about $60 billion of Chinese goods, the bulk of which were focused on the high-tech industry.