Sentence examples for global aggression from inspiring English sources

Some drivers complain about American global aggression against Muslims, others about Israel and others about jihadis who have soiled the name of Islam.

It is not about global aggression.

And so "The Russian Woodpecker," which debuts at the festival Saturday, had almost overnight become a Sundance rarity -- less another piece in the festival's broad tapestry of issues that can be gazed upon safely amid fashionable parties and beautiful mountain scenery and more an eerie prophecy, told via a movie screen, of global aggression and suffering.

To assess social interactions, agonistic and non-agonistic contacts were analyzed by calculating a global aggression index (see Table 1).

While internal consistency for the global aggression scale and three subcomponents are sufficient (Cronbach's alpha > 0.7), the internal consistency of the verbal aggression subcomponent is insufficient (Cronbach's alpha = 0.5).

While expounding on the incident later, Guevara reiterated that the cause of socialist liberation against global "imperialist aggression" would ultimately have been worth the possibility of "millions of atomic war victims".

Blears last night pressed the MCB for further clarification after it distanced itself from a declaration calling for a new jihad over Gaza made by the Hamas-backed "global anti-aggression campaign" in Istanbul last month.

We found one meta-analysis and three randomized controlled trials (RCTs) supporting the efficacy of carbamazepine in managing global BPSD, particularly aggression and hostility.

pursue a policy of global expansion and aggression by such stratagems as using its allies for the achievement of its aims.

Their further belief that North Vietnam's attacks on the South were part of a global Chinese-Soviet aggression was surely a terrible mistake, as was the hope that a military stalemate would eventually produce a negotiated compromise that would preserve the credibility of other American commitments.

His take on the Election is sobering in that he points out that had Hillary Clinton won we might have continued our illusion (those of us who consider ourselves liberals or progressives) that things were alright, when international aggressions, global warming, racism and corporate domination are and would have been still overwhelmingly present.