MB: Phil is a very talented player and he can lay down aggressive keyboards but equally some very beautiful keyboards too.
It seems that the assessment of longitudinal behaviors (lies, aggressive, antisocial behavior or self-destructive acts) is less problematic than the assessment of the inner experience (e.g. chronic feelings of emptiness) or interpersonal relationships (e.g. desperate efforts to avoid abandonment).
But much of China's clean energy success lies in aggressive government policies that help this crucial export industry in ways most other governments do not.
California's success lies in aggressive negotiations by officials of the independent state agency running the exchanges with the health plans to keep insurance bids low.
Where it starts to become compelling is that, alongside the entry-level sentimentality, lies an aggressive, nasty undertone, mainly focusing on mythical two-timers, cheats, and players.
Violence pollution involves a wide variety of activities: murder, hunting, warfare, physical fights, quarrelling, cursing or speech that is considered foul, aggressive language, lying, and various aggressive human passions (e.g., greed, anger, and hatred).
More specifically, he needs to come off the fence and set a clear date for launching food online later this year and lay out an aggressive strategy to expand its convenience store business, which are two of the key areas where Morrisons has been losing sales.
Many Americans and most psychiatrists took away from this science a sense that serious mental illnesses were brain dysfunctions and that the best hope for their treatment lay in the aggressive new drugs that patients often hated but that sometimes held symptoms at bay.
"In the coming months he will lay out an aggressive strategy to build upon the historic work his administration has already done to keep college affordable and help Americans struggling with their student debt".
What is really needed, as they would be the first to acknowledge, is immediate action on a scale commensurate with what's at stake: not an invocation of the Clean Air Act but a new law of comparable vision that would lay out clear — and aggressive — targets for greenhouse-gas reductions.
