Sentence examples for more aggressive training from inspiring English sources

The union that represents Ms. Jones and thousands of other flight attendants supports more aggressive training, like instruction in devices and defensive techniques, for subduing unruly passengers.

These men are more aggressive than the trained Russian soldiers.

You do that with better public education and a much more aggressive program of job training and re-training, for people who are unemployed -- to match them up with the jobs that do exist.

"Denman is more aggressive but lazier in training.

To address this issue, I'm suggesting not only that we nurture more female choreographers, although that's important, but also that we skip straight to more aggressive measures, including leadership training for the women of the ballet and more active diversity initiatives.

But all I am doing lately is talking to Liz, and can't wait to meet the other girls and I leave on Sunday... gonna start doing more fight training, getting more aggressive quite soon".

Kittens who are weaned too early tend to be more aggressive and will require more training than properly weaned kittens.

"It was funny, Joe and I were joking last night after the debate that both of us had more aggressive options that we had trained for but we didn't use," Mr. Cheney told reporters yesterday, "and concluded that we had probably wasted about half of our prep time".

Among other problems suggested were that patients come very late for treatment, patients may be more aggressive, doctors are not adequately trained for situations they will encounter, and high expectations of patients.

They also pressed the Obama administration for a more aggressive response, including supplying intelligence, arms and training to the rebels.

American military advisers have been training these battalions in more aggressive tactics that may enable them to begin reclaiming the country from the rebels.