Sentence examples for decidedly aggressive from inspiring English sources

But in males cVA can have the opposite effect: suppressing courtship; and sometimes making them decidedly aggressive, which is presumably evolution's way of dealing with male competition.

But in a tone that is increasingly confident and decidedly aggressive, they have begun to argue that the business lobby's time is passing.

The reception was decidedly more aggressive when Darryl Strawberry returned to Shea Stadium in 1991 with the Dodgers.

"A Coverdell martini is two olives, hold the gin," joked his former press secretary, Jonathan Baron, who now works for the decidedly more aggressive Representative Tom DeLay, Republican of Texas, the majority whip.

Unlike in Silicon Valley, where partners at venture capital firms race after top entrepreneurs, Korean VCs are decidedly less aggressive in investing in consumer Internet companies.

"But Wait There's More" is a tastefully laid-back dub techno jam, driven by glistening chords and sizzling percussion, while B-side Tin Beatt" features dissonant metallic clanging and is decidedly more aggressive.

Now, with $1 billion in stimulus funds, DOE has announced FutureGen 2.0 with decidedly less-aggressive goals.

However, this aggressive approach has decidedly not paid dividends at earlier periods in these contests, when the model made big bets on what turned out to be false starts.

The company believed to have the most aggressive interest is a decidedly domestic one: Cingular Wireless, the join venture of BellSouth and SBC Communications.

INTERACTIVE FEATURE Speeches from a coterie of new Republican governors show that they are adopting a decidedly more moderate tone the year after implementing aggressive agendas.

A foul in a training session may provoke a brief fit of aggressive footballing bliss, but otherwise Nagbe is decidedly "chill" (three teammates used that word to describe him), more concerned with being a good man than a great footballer.