Aggressively performing your profession in public.
On a night of inelegant skating and unreliable jumping, Michael Weiss performed aggressively and purposefully to win the men's short program at the national figure skating championships.
Longstreet performed aggressively and well in his new, larger command, particularly at Gaines' Mill and Glendale.
Posteriorly, electrocoagulation can be performed aggressively to the presacral fascia but coagulation of anterior lesions should be performed more cautiously due to a higher perforation risk [ 17].
The bioinformatic cleaning of the G. salaris assembly was performed aggressively to minimize nontarget contigs in the draft genome data set, and we consider the removal of ∼50% (see supplementary file S1, Section A, Supplementary Material online) of all reads appropriate in the light of the potential sample contamination.
Fighting is not performed aggressively, but surely.
She campaigned aggressively for Hillary Clinton, and performed at the Grammy Awards wearing a pantsuit and an armband that spelled out "PERSIST" in pink rhinestones.
The lower incidence/probability of grade-3 NSEAs in Asian patients may be potentially explicable by either of the following two reasons: In Asian studies, after the first experience of grade-2 NSAEs, dose reduction/dose delay/discontinuation of oxaliplatin treatment was performed more aggressively, or more patients were withdrawn from the studies.
The star local rappers Ritmi i Rruges, or Rhythm of the Streets, perform aggressively political songs like "The World is Ours" and "Young Lost Population," but their music is rather laid-back and lite-rockish.
The main public manifestations of animal energy, he continued, are sports and politics (where human energy is expressed "arrogantly" or "aggressively") and the performing arts (where energy is employed and expended through "peaceful" means).
