Sentence examples for largely aggressive from inspiring English sources

Their main problem is the absence of Casemiro, who offers balance at the back of a largely aggressive midfield.

The Jets had played largely aggressive man to man in the Bill Parcells/Bill Belichick/Al Groh era.

Although Allosaurus may have hunted in packs, it has been argued that Allosaurus and other theropods had largely aggressive interactions instead of cooperative interactions with other members of their own species.

Mr. Obama pledged that by 2025, the United States would cut emissions up to 28percentt from 2005 levels, largely through aggressive environmental rules on greenhouse gases from power plant smokestacks and vehicle tailpipes.

But the speech was largely an aggressive attack on Obama and a pledge to take the anti-tax, anti-regulation policies Perry has implemented in Texas and bring them to the rest of the nation.

It's simple supply-and-demand economics: a worldwide slowdown in demand for oil, combined with the ongoing expansion of global production, thanks largely to aggressive extraction from US shale-rock formations, has sent the price of crude oil tumbling like a stone.

Anker has done well gobbling up a huge market share in the incredibly competitive mobile phone accessory space in an impressively short amount of time, largely through aggressive pricing and a strong marketing strategy.

This is in response to a Houston-based group called True The Vote that trains thousands of volunteers in a pledge to stop "voter fraud," largely through aggressive intimidation tactics.

SARS-CoV was contained in human populations in 2003 largely by aggressive use of traditional public health interventions (case finding and isolation, quarantine of close contacts, and enhanced infection control measures in settings where care was provided to persons with SARS, especially in healthcare facilities and homes).

Hardly!" Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg has largely halted the aggressive enforcement tactics of his predecessor against the homeless.

Car and truck sales in the United States rose a surprising 8.6percentt in July, largely because of aggressive incentives from automakers.