Sentence examples for escalating aggression from inspiring English sources

The involvement of alcohol in an incident of aggression is associated with increased severity, suggesting that alcohol is escalating aggression or affecting the perception of the aggressive act by the victim, or both.

The only way to bend the trend is by escalating aggression.

He said it also must "rebuild the damages caused by Israel's escalating aggression," The A.P. reported.

A different view, from interventionists on the left and right, says we ignore these conflicts at our own peril; that America's willingness to apply force around the world is the ultimate safeguard against chaos, and America's failure to act in the face of Syrian brutality or Russian provocations not only violates our conscience, but invites escalating aggression in the future.

The escalating aggression in the east worries international security monitors but hasn't yet put the May 25 national vote in peril, the head of the Ukraine mission of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe noted Wednesday.

In the shorter term, alcohol and antisocial behaviour may fuel each other, escalating aggression in particular social contexts (Graham et al., 1998, 2000).

The resolution said Muslims' freedom of worship was being curtailed by "escalating aggressions and illegal measures".

Some capacity for territorial defence through escalated aggression and the enhancement of subsequent aggressiveness appears to occur in pigs when in their home pen.

The mixing of pigs in an occupied pen is likely to enhance escalated aggression from the occupants without reducing that from the intruders and should be avoided.

As a consequence, more competitively able high-ranking females should have an interest in maximising their own access to such resources and escalated aggression may be one strategy [21], [25], [29], [30].

However, the latency to the first lunge (Fig. 5, A) was significantly shortened and the numbers of lunges performed by "winners" after establishing dominance were dramatically increased (Fig. 5, B) in experimental pairings, suggesting that flies escalate aggression faster and fight at higher intensity levels when serotonergic neurons are activated.