Sentence examples for more aggressive as from inspiring English sources

Aside from his hard rock/metal station, he has a "metalcore" station that's "a little more aggressive," as well as a "polyrhythm metal station" that is probably his "most aggressive".

But their tactics may get more aggressive as well because the economic down turn has made it more difficult for them to collect.

They also found significantly shorter OS in patients with BRAF V600E, and reported that the disease seemed to become more aggressive as soon as the BRAF V600E mutation was present.

"I had to be much more aggressive, as she is.

The Reds batters, perhaps sensing a pattern, became notably more aggressive as the game wore on.

Either way, it's clearly more aggressive, as the advisers promised last week.

Frequently, anxiety increases as the disease progresses or as treatment becomes more aggressive [6], as well as at transition points that represent threatening events throughout the course of the disease.

The front of the 2009 model now has large intakes and short overhangs for a more aggressive look, as well as additional knee room in the rear seat.

We observed that an increasing number of tumor foci was associated with both a tendency toward more aggressive features as well as poor prognosis in PTC.

Due to the association with uveitis, LMP2 may in fact be a marker of a more aggressive form of AS that could lead to more structural damage.

These results also highlight that, although anionic, these compounds behave more like mild detergents, such as DDM, than as more aggressive detergents such as FC12 (or even stronger ones such as SDS).