Sentence examples for aggressive phenomena from inspiring English sources

You may think of street harassment as catcalling, but it can include severe verbal assault, groping, and other more aggressive phenomena.

This lack of understanding and the misalignment may be an element that contributes to the emergence of aggressive phenomena.

Intra-articular migration of a large BMES appears to be an aggressive phenomenon, but the disease has a benign course and is self-limiting in nature.

But sex scandals loom so large throughout the West because of a free (and aggressive) press a phenomenon magnified by technology.

Thus, in analogy to other tumour types the aneuploid fraction appears to be the more aggressive clone, a phenomenon that was early recognized in many tumors [ 1, 26, 34].

Leveson says in his report this is "a good example of the phenomenon of aggressive defence".

For starters, we should define "New Atheism," which Bruenig calls "the contemporary phenomenon of aggressive disbelief coupled with a persistent persecution narrative".

For starters, we should define "New Atheism," which Bruening calls "the contemporary phenomenon of aggressive disbelief coupled with a persistent persecution narrative".

The furious energy remained, but it was the unbridled energy of a room full of fan boys rather than that of one of the most notoriously aggressive urban UK music phenomenons.

The fight also involves a more recent phenomenon — the aggressive move by agencies into TV and movie production, an area once the exclusive domain of the Hollywood studios but which has seen an invasion by tech giants Netflix, Apple and Amazon.

In certain carcinomas such as breast cancer or melanoma, vimentin was upregulated in aggressive phenotypes in a phenomenon known as epithelial mesenchymal transition (Brabletz et al, 2005).