Sentence examples for aggressive groups from inspiring English sources

Examining only the aggressive groups, there was more perpetration of aggression toward parents (audit 1, forensic = 92%, clinical = 75%; audit 2, forensic = 55.17%, clinical = 40%) than toward siblings (audit 1, forensic = 43%, clinical = 50%; audit 2, forensic = 27.58%, clinical = 30%).

"This fragmentation and disintegration of the far right could increase the potential for political violence from small aggressive groups or lone-wolf or sole-actor terrorism".

The CJNG – based in the neighbouring state of Jalisco – has already established a reputation as one of the country's fastest-growing and most aggressive groups, willing to confront both rivals in the underworld and federal forces.

The hopes for gains in organizing by more aggressive groups like the Service Employees International Union and the International Brotherhood of Teamsters have been partially thwarted by economic dislocations.

Mr. Pope, 66, stepped down as executive director last year after 17 years, turning the job over to Michael Brune, 40, who came to the Sierra Club from the Rainforest Action Network and Greenpeace, younger and politically more aggressive groups.

Notably, the miRNAs downregulated in the aggressive groups might be good candidates as therapeutics.

Looking like an inward, aggressive group of judgemental trolls.

"It was a young, smart, attractive, aggressive group of people, and a lot of late nights".

His disciples are Enron's managers, an intelligent, aggressive group of youngish professionals, all of whom "get it".

"We're quite an aggressive group and we'll definitely be targeting those guys who are probably their two biggest weapons with the bat," Starc said.

They have been, yes, a quite commercially aggressive group, but they have people accessing products that they wouldn't have been able to access otherwise".