Sentence examples for considers aggressive from inspiring English sources

Moscow is also frustrated with what it considers aggressive military posturing from the West, particularly the United States.

Lookout, a mobile-security company, has analysed Google Play, Google's app shop, and identifed ten ad providers that use one or more monetisation strategies it considers "aggressive".

"It's considered aggressive".

The campaign's mail program can certainly be considered aggressive.

In the 1970's, Mr. Kra said, holding half a portfolio in stocks was considered aggressive.

Many black Britons will acknowledge the irritation of being considered "aggressive" by their white colleagues.

He also fears that too much disclosure might tip off the enemy and discourage the executive from considering aggressive measures in the war on terror.

But what was once shrugged off as a harmless game is now considered aggressive, unwholesome and a cause of injuries by some school administrators.

The Cardinals are not the Runnin' Redbirds anymore, but they are considered aggressive on the bases, adept at going from first to third.

"The decision is a strong endorsement for what in the United States would be considered aggressive policy on dominant firms," said Andrew I. Gavil, a law professor at Howard University.

Growing up in a Bloods-controlled section of Compton, the man born Marion Knight wasn't a gangbanger and wasn't considered aggressive.