Sentence examples for examples of aggressive from inspiring English sources

The history of British banking is littered with examples of aggressive growth strategies that have ended in disaster.

Examples of aggressive mimicry are abundant and varied; each demonstrates its own particular variation of basic mimicry principles.

Though familiar, the warning has also long been controversial, repeatedly challenged by political conservatives who consider it one of the worst examples of aggressive meddling by the liberal Supreme Court led by Chief Justice Earl Warren.

This extended beyond the media to parliament," said the panel".From the mass of documents, television and CCTV coverage disclosed to the panel there is no evidence to support these allegations other than a few isolated examples of aggressive or verbally abusive behaviour clearly reflecting frustration and desperation.

The Tax Office has run successful court cases against tax practices of companies including Orica and Chevron, and remains in dispute with many more, but examples of aggressive tax minimisation continue to emerge, including most recently that McDonalds managed halve its tax bill in 2014 by routing payments through Singapore.

"Yet, from the mass of documents, television and CCTV coverage disclosed to the panel there is no evidence to support these allegations other than a few isolated examples of aggressive or verbally abusive behaviour clearly reflecting frustration and desperation".

They have sought to portray the case being taken against the family run firm as an example of aggressive anti-Christian secularism.

It is also the latest example of aggressive lateral hiring by DLA Piper, which, with more than 4,000 lawyers, is the largest law firm in the world by number of lawyers.

She used the example of "aggressive whipping," questioning the point at which whipping would be violent enough to merit censorship.

In the latest example of aggressive debt collector tactics, an Illinois woman found herelf jailed over a bill she didn't even owe in the first place.

In this paper we present a striking example of aggressive mimicry involving taxonomically unrelated predator and prey and an unusual degree of versatility.