Sentence examples for assertive number from inspiring English sources
One former Australia coach, John Connolly, called the decision "astounding" and "a disgrace", while another - Eddie Jones - said he "couldn't believe" the decision to leave out "the most assertive number 10 in the Australian Super Rugby teams".
For CMJ, Brooke Segarra billed the track as a "sexually assertive" number and interpreted the song's lyrical theme as listing the "mistakes and shortcomings" that come "with sex".
Assertive community treatment (ACT) has been found to be effective in reducing hospitalization of mentally ill consumers in a large number of studies.
A face-to-face discussion can easily get dominated by a small number of more assertive students, whereas an online format provides more opportunities for shyer students, or ones who are slower to form an opinion and present their perspective.
Wiig is a good opposite number for Carell, assertive without becoming a caricature of extremes, which is an easy trap when voicing a cartoon.
Asked at a March 2014 nuclear security summit in the Netherlands whether he thought Russia's assertive foreign policy was the number one threat to the United States, President Obama replied that: "I continue to be much more concerned, when it comes to our security, with the prospect of a nuclear weapon going off in Manhattan".
The authorities also appeared to have taken assertive measures to keep the numbers at the anti-Kremlin rally low.
Yet the children of the black diaspora arrive in swelling numbers, optimistic, self-confident, assertive, only now and then a little perturbed at what they find when they reach their spiritual home.
If a girl thinks you're not assertive enough to ask for her phone number, how can she expect you to impress her when you hang out?
And another plus: Bills Chick made it out of there without a single confrontation and a minimal number of awkward exchanges with overly assertive men.
