Sentence examples for considered aggression from inspiring English sources

"Anything outside this is considered aggression," he said.

We considered aggression in 864 growing pigs over six weeks as measured by ear and body injury score and relationships with: less and more enriched environments, pig's relative weight, and sex.

"Drive is considered aggression today; I knew it then as purpose".

While the experts seem to consider aggression a bad thing, many male drivers thought it was a strength.

A number of studies considered aggressiveness or episodes of aggression while others focused on more severe cases such as secluded patients.

Any strike which isn't coördinated with the government will be considered as aggression".

"Any strike which is not co-ordinated with the government will be considered as aggression," he said.

"Any movements of troops, especially with troops outside that territory will be considered military aggression," Turchynov said.

"Any ground intervention in Syria... will be considered an aggression that should be resisted by every Syrian citizen".

He said: Any movements of troops, especially with troops outside that territory will be considered military aggression.

Syria has declared it is ready to help confront the rising threat from the Islamic State group but warned the US against carrying out air strikes on its territory without the consent of Damascus, saying any such attack would be considered an aggression.