Sentence examples similar to facing aggression with from inspiring English sources

"But the police are now facing aggression.

However, a male that attempts to mate with an estrous female may face aggression from other males.

"I call upon all the sons of this nation... to face this aggression with all their strength and you must proceed to the battlefronts," the former president, who commands troops that have defected and sided with the Houthi rebels, said in a televised speech.

Many debaters are aggressive, if faced with aggression, don't falter!

Djokovic played each of the match points he faced with aggression and resolve.

South Wales Police Chief Supt Julian Williams, said: "One stupid punch could seriously impact on someone's future so the best thing to do if faced with aggression or violence is to be the bigger person and walk away".

"If he [Putin] is allowed to get away with that [the invasion and annexation of Crimea], I think you will see a lot of other countries either directly facing Russian aggression or suborned with their political system so that they are so intimidated that in effect they are transformed into vassals, not sovereign democracies," Clinton said.

Freedom songs evolved from slave chants, from the labor movement, and even from the black church; music crucial in helping the protesters to face down brutal aggression with dignity and non-violence.

(UPDATE: Taxify has now issued a statement saying it has "done everything in its power to comply with the local regulations, but is faced by aggression from TfL".

Motivation should increase with decreasing bond strength, since close bonding partners are unlikely to face redirected aggression [16].

Syria had faced "foreign aggression" using local agents.