Sentence examples for be less aggressive and from inspiring English sources
David Kelly, chief global strategist at JPMorgan Asset Management, said he expected Trump to be less aggressive and more pragmatic than he had pledged during the campaign.
Controlling for pretest scores, cohort, and demographic variables, findings revealed that students who participated in the RBI liked school more, felt a greater sense of classroom identification and inclusion, were perceived by teachers to be less aggressive, and performed better academically than students who were in control classrooms.
UA is believed to be less aggressive, and it responds more favorably to conservative treatments than the multicystic or solid types [1, 5, 6].
"However, we believe that screening is vital as it helps detect breast cancer early when treatment options are likely to be less aggressive and have more successful outcomes".
For example, if a line manager feels that a woman will be less aggressive (and therefore less effective) in sales, they are more likely to send her to meetings with a male colleague who will take over.
As a result, the asset allocation would need to be less aggressive and more conservative – the pension plan couldn't afford to take too much investment risk because they are pulling money out each month.
But an indirect requirement is less aggressive and humiliating than a direct one.
They are less aggressive and more consensus-seeking, less competitive and more collaborative, less power-obsessed and more group-oriented.
The bonobo (Pan paniscus) is less aggressive and more sociable than its sister species, the chimpanzee (Pan troglodytes).
They selected the gentlest animals to start each new generation, and within 10 cycles, they had pups that were less aggressive and fearful.
