Sentence examples for more aggressive for from inspiring English sources
Dr. Kearney-Cooke said that girls are becoming sexually and romantically more aggressive for several reasons, including the unintended consequences of their everybody's-equal upbringing.
Sometimes you may wish he were more aggressive — for instance when the Crips history lesson reaches the Rodney King verdict of 1992.
Every day, it seems, Phillips reiterates these points: he is not optimistic about making a deal; he is content to open the season with the team he has now; and he will not become more aggressive for a deal if another team -- like the Braves or the Yankees -- gets serious.
The braking appears to be more aggressive for distracted drivers with provisional licenses compared to drivers with open licenses.
National governments should be more aggressive, for instance, and pharmaceutical companies should be required to tell drug-regulation authorities when they discover their drug is being faked; currently, many don't out of fear it will tarnish the product's image.
Be careful about how you speak about people of color -- do you see African-American boys as rowdier and more aggressive, for example?
The current clinical practice guidelines for diabetes management in Canada call for more aggressive management for people with diabetes, including glycemic control [ 8].
California political leaders marked the 20th anniversary of the Northridge earthquake Friday by calling for more aggressive preparations for the bigger one that seismologists say is inevitable.
With these data, the importance of smoking cessation seems evident, as does the need for more aggressive interventions for secondary prevention, as recommended by the scientific societies.
Individuals with documented arsenic-induced Bowen's disease should be considered for more aggressive screening for long-term complications, especially the development of subsequent malignancies.
An internal memo from George J. Giurbino, director of the Division of Adult Institutions for the department, outlined new, more aggressive processes for dealing with mass hunger strikes.
