Sentence examples for are rather aggressive from inspiring English sources

In Easter Europe there are rather aggressive climate conditions (temperature fluctuations, humidity, precipitation, etc).. Besides, in winter concrete paving is treated with sodium, calcium, magnesium chloride salts that accelerate the deterioration of concrete paving block structure.

These herds have a social hierarchy, and the females are rather aggressive towards others trying to join the group.

Indeed, most of the ant species common on EF nectaries are rather aggressive showing strong ownership behaviour and fierce attack responses against intruders (Bentley 1977).

You have done it once, now you can do it again.' These are rather aggressive things to say, no? Especially in that moment when the woman is much more sensitive to everything, and maybe she'll never forget what you said".

He was rather aggressive and intolerant.

"You were rather aggressive about it," Mr. Milling Smith said.

"Our police union is rather aggressive, and we're not the easiest people to get along with," said Detective McEntee, the Fraternal Order of Police president.

This type of climate is rather aggressive towards limestone, a rock that is particularly susceptible to attack by natural waters.

But since it has been rather aggressive in its stance against anti-trust violations just ask Microsoft –it probably wouldn't take too much notice.

While CSFB said May Department could be tempted to acquire both units, "this would be rather aggressive for a company that has historically always been viewed as conservative and cautious".

At first, the methods we used were rather aggressive, putting less emphasis on user experience (which resulted in high churn rates), until we reached a point where user experience could no longer be overlooked and all matters were taken into consideration.