Sentence examples for more aggressive version from inspiring English sources
The remaining 25 percent have a more aggressive version of the disease, which the experts said should be treated more aggressively from the start, with Velcade followed by stem cell collection.
Lyth is a natural strokeplayer while the 2016 model Lees is a more aggressive version of his 2015 self.
This is a more aggressive version of a sort of tax "harmonization" that other reform proposals have aimed for.
And the wireless stock, PCS, which traded at $55.50 three years ago, closed at $4.43 on Friday.] Mr. Forsee has said that his 100-day plan is mainly a more aggressive version of the strategy under Mr. Esrey.
As the XFL's pre-opening business marches on, it insists that its credibility will increase and skeptics will discover its football to be an honest, more aggressive version of the N.F.L.'s, with such tweaks as: one foot inbounds for receptions, and no place-kicked extra points, fair catches or knees in the end zone for touchbacks.
His New York show, McQueen says, will be a bigger, more aggressive version of the extravaganza he presented a few weeks ago in London, at Christ Church in Spitalfields, where his theme was the wars that have been fought in the name of religious faith.
Others wanted more aggressive versions of existing options.
In recent years, several more aggressive versions of TCP have been proposed which leave the Additive Increase Multiplicative Decrease (AIMD) paradigm.
The main competitive history of the game revolves around Super Smash Bros. Melee, a more technical and aggressive version that was first released in 2002 on the Nintendo Game Cube.
For China's critics, however, as the country becomes the preeminent power in the region, it has combined its traditionalist notions of a Sino-centric sphere in Asia with a more aggressive 21st century version of German-Japanese revisionism in the late-19th to early-20th century period.
A wittier and more passive-aggressive version of this rude put-down is the website www.lmgtfy.com, which allows you to send your interlocutor a custom-made link saying "Let Me Google That For You" and doing so.
