Sentence examples for later more aggressive from inspiring English sources

The violins played riffs the way horn sections do in later, more aggressive Latin-music lineups; then individual players stepped forward to glide through flamboyantly romantic solos.

He was the right hero for a later, more aggressive phase of the great African land grab, when Europeans were grateful to be told that they were doing a good thing in civilizing the African barbarians, by force if necessary.

The acceleration of veh9, plotted in Figure 12, shows that with a higher PLR reaction is later and more aggressive.

Such strands facilitate, though do not guarantee, a later commitment to more aggressive ideologies.

When Mr. Hevesi turned up at the same fair a few hours later, he was more aggressive, shaking every hand he could find, before heading out for a walk through Park Slope.

Low SES patients were more likely to be diagnosed at a later stage, had more aggressive tumour characteristics and might have received sub-optimal treatment.

Theses cancers are diagnosed at a later stage, are more aggressive tumors and exhibit a worse overall patient survival rate [ 16, 17].

47 48 49 A comparison of the management of lung cancer in Italy and England suggested that the lower rates in England might partly be a result of English patients presenting at a later stage, with more aggressive types of tumour and with higher comorbidity.

This is obviously the university's summary of the Unison position at one point in time; perhaps the trade union got more aggressive later.

To do that, you can simply pick a later date to be more aggressive or an earlier date to be more conservative.

She said the 4% of patients who were not surviving tended to be diagnosed much later or with "much more aggressive" testicular cancer.