Sentence examples for more aggression on from inspiring English sources

Worse for ZTE, the momentum is bipartisan, with perhaps even more aggression on the Democratic side than the Republican one.

"There was a feeling by the staff that there was more aggression on the part of the public, and there was the assumption that the larger you got, the more successful you were," he said, adding, "that meant that stealing a book here or there made no difference".

There was more aggression on court, a beefed-up forehand and a more unyielding serve.

"Interestingly, I do think there is starting to be more aggression on the early stages by institutions from what I am seeing – they take a decent chunk, but a limited number of VCs are back in the 'we'll back this team and concept' game rather than 'that's really interesting, come back when you have a ?500K+ revenue run rate and we'll think about it.

He says he doesn't like riot gear for protests, even if it makes his officer a little safer, because that leads to more aggression on both sides.

This has wide-ranging consequences: Depleted people are more likely to overeat, display more aggression, cheat on their partners, spend more money impulsively, make irrational and uncompromising decisions, and generally respond in a myriad of unhealthy ways.

Martínez's team reacted as they had to in the second half, with far more aggression and adventure on the ball, although Kane was close to a second for Spurs when Alli expertly chested the ball over the Everton defence.

And there was a noticeable improvement on the pitch: more aggression, appetite and even a thundering shot to call Myrhe into action for the first time.

It's almost like they are swimming with armbands on," he said, "Everyone else is taking on a different leap, with more power, more aggression and more freedom.

Watching Nagbe's recent matches on TV, I see more aggression creeping into his game.

"There's more aggression and it's becoming more dangerous on the streets," Andrei tells me.