Sentence examples for intentionally aggressive from inspiring English sources

Previous research has suggested that perceptions that other drivers are intentionally aggressive may influence recipient driver anger and subsequent aggressive responses.

Bullying is clearly defined as having three elements: intentionally aggressive behavior that is repeated over time and involving an imbalance of power.

The intentionally aggressive troll factor both draws attention to the work and is part of its critical strategy, as in Cortright's videos.

Bullying is defined as repeated, intentionally aggressive behavior towards another person in a situation where a power imbalance renders the victim weaker than the bully/bullies [ 40].

These results are achieved using standard fill capacity and under intentionally set aggressive conditions of pressure, temperature and flow.

"We don't think they intentionally reward aggressive teams, but that's what happens when you try to make the fouls even out," Anderson said.

"We were intentionally more aggressive in awarding equity in 1999," said Dennis Vereb, the company's vice president for compensation, both to reward executives for record earnings and to motivate them to lift the company's share price.

I mean, really, who would want to be intentionally passive-aggressive?

Because never are people intentionally being passive-aggressive.

The conflict reached its apparent apex in recent months, when the Sunni-dominated government in Sana'a unleashed what it termed "Operation Scorched Earth"; an aggressive and intentionally overwhelming summer assault from both land and air intended to shock the Shia insurgents into submission.

But what really caught the attention of the researchers was the fact that when viewing the videos of intentionally inflicted pain, the aggressive-disorder teenagers displayed extremely heightened activity in the part of our brain known as the reward center, which is activated when we feel sensations of pleasure.