Sentence examples for lead to an aggressive from inspiring English sources

An excess of males can lead to an aggressive and a generally unhappy society and may even pose a threat to global security.

It has recently been shown that modulation of STING can lead to an aggressive antitumor response.

In addition, the small size of recorded bit can lead to an aggressive reduction on the required energy consumption.

But regional experts warned that Wednesday's attack could undermine faith in the new government and lead to an aggressive crackdown.

In traditional computer science programs there is an emphasis on higher math, algorithm analysis, scientific jargon, nerdy trivia questions, and testosterone-driven competition which all lead to an aggressive and antagonistic culture.

Note that the only election outcome that could lead to an aggressive and successful move to a meaningful nationwide carbon pricing regime would be: the Democrats take back control of the House of Representatives, and the Democrats achieve a 60+ vote margin in the Senate, and the President is reelected.

Liberalism thus leads to an aggressive form of assimilation to the values of the liberal order.

Although private schools recruit middle school students in other major metropolitan areas, both openly and discreetly, the minimal regulation of the practice here and the desire to uncover the next Kevin Durant — a product of a Washington-area private school who has blossomed into an N.B.A. star with Oklahoma City — has led to an aggressive pursuit of players beginning with fifth graders.

Like many hedge funds, Old Lane was hit by the "flight to safety" among investors, which led to an "aggressive deleveraging of hedge fund balance sheets," it told investors in its letter dated Oct. 23, 2007.

In Germany in 1929, physician Fritz Lickint recognized the link between smoking and lung cancer, which led to an aggressive antismoking campaign.

Increasing encounters between bears and humans and increasing damage to property led to an aggressive campaign to discourage bears from relying on human food or interacting with people and their property.