The phrase "armed aggressive" is not standard in written English and may be confusing.
It could be used in contexts discussing behavior or actions that are both combative and equipped, but it is not a common expression.
Example: "The armed aggressive stance of the soldiers raised concerns among the local population."
Alternatives: "militant behavior" or "hostile armed".
Watkins has an arrest record that involves armed, aggressive behavior; he has repeatedly made it clear that he views political violence as a legitimate alternative; he appears to be under the influence in his video, and Grisham reports that he "reeked of weed" during the confrontation in Nevárez's office.
"All of a sudden 20 armed, aggressive men are rushing into your premises, and they treat you like a criminal — not a potential one, but a real one.
With both sides armed and aggressive, 18 people were reported dead and more than 650 wounded.
The BROSG trial found no difference between treatment arms (aggressive versus symptomatic treatment aimed at suppressing inflammation) over a three year period.
Together, host defenses under extraterrestrial stress could be highly susceptible to the opportunistic pathogens armed with their aggressive virulence and rapid proliferative aptitude [ 16].
Before it's too late, it needs to realize that an erratic, increasingly aggressive neighbor armed with nuclear weapons is anything but a recipe for stability — or for an American military drawdown.
Using hashtags like #CrimingWhileWhite, many opponents of the occupation have also argued that the militiamen, shielded by white privilege, are getting away with increasingly brazen and destructive illegal behavior while Black Lives Matter protesters have faced aggressive cops armed with military-grade equipment and teargas.
Results: Thirty-eight RCTs representing 85 treatment arms for aggressive NHL and 20 RCTs representing 42 arms for indolent NHL were included.
Both China and Russia, in particular, are rapidly arming and pursuing aggressive revanchist agendas likely to lead to conflict, and perhaps even war.
Police had been called to the scene because Magloire was being aggressive and was armed with a hammer.
But the ACLU argued that Guy's panhandling was no less aggressive than politicians armed with signs on the side of the road. .
