Sentence examples for greater aggression from inspiring English sources

There has been much talk of England playing without fear and with greater aggression.

The second serve and net points won are the telling ones, along with Djokovic's greater aggression.

In 2013 a University of California study found that "greater trans fatty acids were significantly associated with greater aggression".

But Cesena had shown a greater aggression and willingness to commit men forward than many more established clubs have dared to do when taking on the champions this season.

Second set: Federer 2-0 Nadal*; Nadaleadsds by one set to love As if to prove my point, Federer - maintaining his policy of greater aggression - pressurises Nadal into missing a backhand pass at 30-30.

A study conducted at Harvard University found that men who rejected unfair offers tended to have higher testosterone levels – which are linked with greater aggression – than those who accepted them.

Needless to say, these are the kinds of crimes for which ordinary and powerless people are prosecuted and imprisoned with the greatest aggression possible.

"Although we pursue the power of the engine with great aggression, equally on our hit list is its fuel efficiency, because that directly plays on the performance of the race car on the track," said White of Renault.

"We have no options but to move," and the sole cause was the "great agitation and great aggression on the part of the opposition parties" that the project had faced for the past two years.

Muslims have complained of greater hostility and aggression against them since the Sept. 11, 2001, terror attacks in the United States.

This, in turn, could eventually lead to the evolution of greater territorial aggression in hermit warblers and less territorial aggression in Townsend's warblers, and ultimately halt the hybrid zone movement we document here.