Sentence examples for more aggressive display from inspiring English sources

Still, Google seems confident that Internet users will be able to distinguish between their ads and more aggressive display advertising.

The recent futuristic Intel NSDQQ: INTC) ads, which featured the NYT's own brand as part of the ad is a good example of a more aggressive display strategy.

An even more aggressive display of homophobia was unleashed in Fort Smith, Arkansas, where Bruno staged a cage fight that soon turned sexual.

When androgen is given to a female in animal experiments, she becomes more aggressive and displays behaviour more typical of males by mounting other animals, for example.

FGF8b transgenic mice have been shown to develop mammary and salivary gland tumours (Daphna-lken et al, 1998), while engineered overexpression of FGF8b in both prostate and breast cancer cell lines is known to induce a more aggressive phenotype displaying enhanced invasion and growth (Rudra-Ganguly et al, 1998; Ruohola et al, 2001).

The bird's white eyebrows become flared and more prominent in an aggressive display, and settled and more hidden when in a submissive or appeasement display.

As in some jacanas, the female of Rostratula is more aggressive in courtship, displaying with spread wing and tail, and she leaves incubation and care of the chicks to the male.

"Children aged six to 30 months who are watching television have less developed vocabulary, display more aggressive behaviour and have poor attention spans," she says.

In arguing for the ratings system, she cited studies indicating that children who are exposed to graphic images of violence display more aggressive behavior.

But if a white tip or mako felt threatened, felt cornered by lots of people in the water, or next to a reef, for example, it might display more aggressive behaviour as a defence mechanism.

There is also a more aggressive, glitchy side on display with cuts like "The fool and his harem" and "Beasts of this Earth" descending into Arca-like territory.