Sentence examples for found aggressive from inspiring English sources

He said that the Trump Administration would lower corporate taxes to fifteen per cent, from thirty-five per cent, which even the "Squawk Box" questioners found aggressive, and is lower than House Republicans have proposed.

In a 2009 study, Kate Bronfenbrenner, director of Labor Education Research at the Cornell University School of Industrial and Labor Relations, found aggressive anti-union campaigns at many companies.

Sulphate was also found aggressive to carbon steel, which showed no corrosion when immersed in ethanol p.a.

The other famous person in the BU writing program was the poet Anne Sexton, whom Cheever found "aggressive" and mostly avoided.

Maybe, they thought, by shrinking the prostate, the drug was just making it easier to find aggressive tumors.

Instead, it was more likely that by reducing the size of a man's prostate, the drug made it easier to find aggressive tumors.

If the Government finds aggressive tax avoidance "morally repugnant" why doesn't it scrap existing tax arrangements and make one size fit all?

But a new study says that the practice does not help patients find aggressive cancers and results in many unnecessary biopsies.

"The attorney general... is working constructively with the Justice Department... [and] will continue to work on multiple fronts with activists and allies inside and outside the government to find aggressive, creative ways to ensure that struggling homeowners in New York and around the country get the relief they deserve," LaVera added.

In agreement with our findings, Inamura et al. [ 31] suggested that LINE-1 hypomethylation may be a valuable marker to find aggressive CRCs among generally indolent MSI CRCs.

A smaller prostate means a doctor is more likely to hit upon cancer nests and more likely to find aggressive-looking cells.