Sentence examples for more aggression to from inspiring English sources

Mirza continued to push Williams in the second set but could have done with a little more aggression to prevent her taller, stronger opponent joining her sister in the fourth round.

Newt Gingrich was haughty and dismissive and Rick Santorum combative, while Mr. Perry, trying to show more aggression to make up for his hesitations in past debates, was downright hostile.

Keeping them in a community aquarium smaller than 75 Gallons (283.906 Liters) could result in a lot more aggression to other fish or stunted growth (if aquarium where to be small enough).

He wraps up the final point with more aggression, though, to take the game.

It has nodes that can read levels of chemicals like testosterone (higher leading to more aggression), and oxytocin (leading to feelings of love or connectivity).

One is to get respect, another is to get kicked more and to face more aggression as people want to beat you more.

"Seems he'll settle for 160 when he could really – with more aggression – keep SA to 135-140.

For the right frontal cluster, a thicker cortex was related to more aggression in girls, whereas in boys, thinning of the cortex was related to more aggressive behavior.

The same research also suggested that for people who already tended to be hostile, more drinking led to more aggression, while this did not occur among those who weren't previously looking for a fight.

And you don't have to be Buddhist to know beyond any doubt that aggression in any form only ever leads to more aggression.

If the Jazz continues with the hard edge it revealed in Game 5 -- setting physical picks, playing with more force, showing more aggression -- it is hard to dismiss Utah in this series.