Sentence examples for likely to be aggressive from inspiring English sources

Children who lie often are more likely to be aggressive, criminal or show other disruptive behaviour.

It does not explain why a youngster in child care might be more likely to be aggressive or disobedient.

Rather, industry experts see the developer as likely to be aggressive about freeing units from rent stabilization.

US studies have shown lead-exposed children are more likely to be aggressive, leading to bullying, truancy and even jail.

Pairwise encounters were most likely to be aggressive between obligate corallivores and on reefs with high coral cover.

At the same time, he said, groundwater managers were less likely to be aggressive in enforcing limits on water usage.

Roth decided to try putting Emi and Ipuh together for a short time every day when they were least likely to be aggressive--after Ipuh had been fed and was relaxing in his mud wallow.

Once again, the news was not upbeat: the more time young children spent being cared for by someone other than their mothers, the more likely they were to be aggressive, demanding and disobedient as kindergartners.

Russian foreign policy is likely to continue to be aggressive and assertive, using all tools at its disposal to raise the country's profile and capacity to act forcefully in global politics.

But studies show that they are less likely to be physically aggressive, and more likely to express aggression indirectly.

Either cancer is likely to be very aggressive and lethal sooner rather than later.