Sentence examples for are facing aggression from inspiring English sources

"Little girls named Isis, especially in the US, have reported bullying," she writes, adding that women with the name are facing aggression – "even at times being called terrorists themselves".

Stalin's government, Mr. Putin wrote, was impelled to sign the agreement because it was facing aggression in the east from Japan and did not want war on two fronts.

Yet at moments when I'm facing aggression or contempt from strangers, I recognize that putting trans celebrities on pedestals doesn't translate into safety for those of us who are visibly gender nonconforming.

At a time when they are facing "Spanish aggression", they deserve support, he says.

"The most important thing is that we unified the ranks of the Palestinian people who are facing this aggression," he said in reference to ongoing fighting with the Israeli military.

"The most important thing is that we unified the ranks of the Palestinian people who are facing this aggression," he said in reference to fighting with the Israeli military.

"Vietnamese people are facing a danger of aggression and humiliation [by China] like never before in the South China Sea," warns historian Nguyen Nha.

Firstly, chimpanzee victims vary the acoustic structure of their screams as a function of the severity of aggression they are facing [16], and field experiments have shown that receivers can discriminate between these differences [5].

And this leads to exactly the issue we are facing with regard to trigger-warnings and micro-aggressions.

Image caption President Maduro says that he is facing "imperialist aggression" While this is a sign that lower-ranking soldiers are suffering the same hardships - shortages of food and medicine - as the general population and are willing to follow the more than three million people who have left Venezuela over the past years, there is no sign yet of a general switch in loyalty.

"But the police are now facing aggression.