Sentence examples for aggressive world from inspiring English sources
"They're very aesthetically pleasing, and that provides an interesting contrast to an aggressive world.
For Flanders, these are the "home countries" (the Netherlands, North America, Germany, Britain), places that have all, over the centuries, developed a particular attachment to the home as a cosy respite from an aggressive world.
Dr. Carstensen's data show that the number of interactions with acquaintances starts to decline after age 17 (presumably after the socially aggressive world of high school) and then picks up again between 30 and 40 before starting to decline sharply from 40 to 50.
In return, iTunes has the most loyal client base in the highly aggressive world of online music and software distribution.
I didn't do anything to this aggressive world".
"It was an aggressive world, and the clothing was very aggressive".
By the time she was born, certain Inuit traditions had ended or assumed new forms after prolonged contact with an aggressive larger world.
And though this crowd might feel like outsiders in the ferociously fast paced and aggressive technology world, it is part of a reaction against inescapable, overbearing technology companies that now dominate the industry.
Still, more than four dozen scientists, economists, engineers and entrepreneurs interviewed by The New York Times said that unless the search for abundant non-polluting energy sources and systems became far more aggressive, the world would probably face dangerous warming and international strife as nations with growing energy demands compete for increasingly inadequate resources.
THE Bank of England has been the most aggressive developed-world monetary authority over the past several years, at least in terms of its willingness to expand its balance sheet and develop innovative approaches to stimulus.
But his wife's courageous yet reckless ways make her a target for violence — along with her husband, who as a result attracts the attention of aggressive first-world do-gooders, embodied by an alpha-female colleague of his spouse.
