Sentence examples for aggressive following from inspiring English sources

In addition, aggressive behaviors; 1) aggressive following (resident mice rapidly follow intruder mice from behind and force it to retreat, fiercely tugging hair or tail), and 2) attacks (biting and pinning), and 3) threats (upright posture and tail rattling) were scored.

It is a commendation of a style of action that consists in being receptive rather than aggressive, following from behind rather than leading in front, accommodating rather than confrontational, and being flexible and ready to change with the situation rather than rigid and operating from general predetermined principles.

Throughout his campaign, he showed great determination to reform the city's police department, widely considered corrupt and unnecessarily aggressive following the Memorial Day shootings of 2011 when officers opened fire on Collins Avenue, one of Miami Beach's busiest streets and a beachside tourist hub.

On Saturday morning, I received an email from a 20-year-old woman called Caitlin, who said that an Uber driver had left her on the side of the A12 at 3AM after becoming aggressive following her request to change course mid-journey and take her back home.

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In contrast, Tg7 resident males showed an increase in all indices of aggressive behaviors (aggressive following: P<0.05 attack: P<0.01; threat: P<0.05) (Fig. 5F).

Mr.Webster defines aggressive as the following; aggressive: adjective \ə-ˈgre-siv\: ready and willing to fight, argue, etc. : using forceful methods to succeed or to do something: marked by driving forceful energy or initiative.

When the ball was in Lin's hands on pick-and-rolls, the Knicks were overly aggressive in following him.

LEAGUE--Suspended Baltimore LHP Steve Kline four games for aggressive actions following his ejection during a June 27 game against the New York Yankees.

Many had been expecting more aggressive moves following signals from Draghi that he was serious about lifting eurozone inflation out of the doldrums.

Mr. Lehrer has been a target of intensifying criticism from partisans and analysts who complain that he did not sufficiently probe the candidates in the first two debates and was not particularly aggressive in following up his questions.