Sentence examples for be less aggressive in from inspiring English sources

They may be less aggressive in the future, the credit adviser said.

The Bush administration is expected to be less aggressive in pursuing antitrust action against the company.

Researchers advise physicians to be less aggressive in lowering blood sugar levels in diabetics with impaired cognitive function.

You're asking them to be less aggressive in their demand for justice, whether it's on the road or on the street?

Madonsela's successor, Busisiwe Mkhwebane, had not moved to publish the report, prompting concerns that she would be less aggressive in her investigations of public wrongdoing than her predecessor.

"Women tend to be less aggressive in demanding pain treatment or aggressive in ways that are dismissed as mere hysteria," she writes.

Because Bonds is so singularly spectacular, they are less aggressive in dealing with him.

Chinese pilots have been less aggressive in intercepting American flights in this area than they had been over the South China Sea.

I have no doubt that they raked in hundreds of dollars unwittingly from other consumers who were less aggressive in dealing with the customer service representatives.

We do know that banks in Europe were less aggressive in writing down bad debts and are highly leveraged relative to their global peers.

Unlike the National Park Service, which has routinely charged admission and other fees at its parks, the Forest Service, Bureau of Land Management and other federal agencies have historically been less aggressive in imposing such assessments.