Sentence examples for more aggressive manner from inspiring English sources

"It'll be reported in a much more aggressive manner.

Yet with less regulation and less observation, hedge funds can do it in a far more aggressive manner.

Also, begin to use the phrase "Happy Friday!" the same way that you used "Happy Hump Day!" but in an even more aggressive manner.

As one of the most ethnically diverse nations in Africa, we Sudanese have the responsibility to address the ethnic militia problem with greater clarity and in a more aggressive manner, with or without international support.

But now they are initiating more intimate contact, sometimes even sex, in a more aggressive manner, according to the anecdotal accounts of many counselors, psychologists, magazine editors and teenagers.

While Portugal needs to attack its deficit "in a much more aggressive manner," the country is in a better position than Greece because it has less long-term debt coming due.

RASCAL study, the initial data from clinical trials, suggested that KRAS mutation status is an important prognostic factor for progression and outcome in the CRC patients and glycine to valine in codon 12 convey a more aggressive biological manner [ 22, 43, 44].

This is a country in which the then Hearts winger Saulius Mikoliunas was banned in 2005 for seven games – reduced to five on appeal – for accosting a linesman in little more of an aggressive manner than Bougherra displayed at Celtic Park.

The police presence only grows as the Warriors' rep does, so as greater challenges are faced, the law becomes more aggressive in its manner of protecting and serving.

The police presence only grows as The Warriors' rep does, so as greater challenges are faced, the law becomes more aggressive in its manner of protecting and serving.

This approach is more successful than the aggressive manner of the non-parous female, with mating taking place within 11 to 20 days after hibernation.