Sentence examples for aggressive examples from inspiring English sources

"Drumming," from 1971, is one of the more sonically aggressive examples of Mr. Reich's earlier style, but even in its shriller moments a calm prevails.

The employment schemes have usually sought to avoid national insurance, either for the employee or employer, although some more aggressive examples have also limited income tax payments.

But a rationale can be made for cash-rich Comcast to follow G.E.'s aggressive example.

Perhaps the most aggressive example of partisan maneuvering is in Illinois, which lost one of its 19 seats.

The old theater burned down in 1951 and was replaced some 15 years later by a particularly aggressive example of 1960's Modernism.

Governor Walker, in an interview, said he hoped that by "pushing the envelope" and setting an aggressive example, Wisconsin might inspire more states to curb the power of unions.

In perhaps the most aggressive example of tying, Microsoft was accused of trying to snuff out rival Netscape by giving a competing Web browser away for free.

c) Anecdotes about stuff you did aged 12 are still brought up by your brood as pass-agg [passive aggressive] examples of "exactly what you are like".

To get good predictive performance, the dataset would need to contain a sufficient number of aggressive disease examples and not just represent the spectrum of disease observed in the general population which is numerically weighted toward low-risk disease.

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Here, the Russian military has been the most aggressive, for example with close flight maneuvers against U.S. vessels in the Baltic Sea.