Sentence examples for more aggressiveness from inspiring English sources

The Lakers were also showing more aggressiveness on the defensive end.

In the last few days, to the consternation of some E.U. officials, he has called for more aggressiveness.

Fox analyst John Lynch, a former nine-time Pro Bowler at safety, said coaches are encouraging more aggressiveness on defense.

But he said that he had already given instructions today for army units to show more aggressiveness in chasing rebels into their hideouts.

Marbury displayed more aggressiveness, looking to drive to the basket to score or pass, but lacked the explosiveness that makes him so dangerous.

Coach Byron Scott thought his team was tired and said he would have liked to see more aggressiveness, but effort wasn't the problem.

Further, polytomous regression was used to calculate the risk according to disease aggressiveness (controls, less aggressive, more aggressive).

There was significant between-species variation in aggressiveness (Table 2a) indicating that some species are consistently more aggressive than others.

We show here that the cellular distribution of RACK1 reflects melanoma progression and aggressiveness: the more homogenous and diffuse the cytoplasmic RACK1 labeling is, the more aggressive the melanoma.

Q. How do European entrepreneurs compare in aggressiveness with those from elsewhere? A. Israelis, Chinese and Indians, West Coast Americans – these are all more aggressive than European entrepreneurs.

Yet, when the level of aggressiveness was held constant in the staged football game, referees still perceived black-uniformed players to be more aggressive than white-uniformed players.