Sentence examples for more assertiveness than from inspiring English sources

In the present situation, more assertiveness than he can provide may be needed to get human rights situation under control.

"I wanna go and see the bats," he told his grandfather with more assertiveness than one might expect from a child of five or six.

They're usually people of means who have more choices than the average person, and probably more assertiveness.

One wanted more assertiveness.

When and where transitions take place, they will express a yearning for more assertiveness.

More assertiveness in global participation or a drawback?

And while presidents often profess a stronger interest in Africa than their actions would imply, they tend to say such things when not in the White House — witness Bill Clinton calling the nonintervention in Rwanda's 1994 genocide his greatest regret as president, or Sen. Barack Obama calling for more assertiveness in the Democratic Republic of Congo, or DRC, and Sudan six to eight years ago.

"I'm kind of liking that [Brock] is more aggressive and kind of pitching with a little more assertiveness," UCI Coach Mike Gillespie said.

Rosenberg relates positive self-esteem to many social and interpersonal consequences such as less shyness and depression, more assertiveness, and more extra-curricular activities.

Several caveats before we continue: First, we use Americans as our primary examples of Western negotiators not only because our research has focused primarily on U.S. companies and executives but also because Americans exhibit individualism and assertiveness more strongly than other Westerners do.

Muslims today are in general more knowledgeable about their faith, more attuned to its demands, and more assertive about their identity.But which direction does this assertiveness take?