Sentence examples for notably aggressive from inspiring English sources

But notably, aggressive behavior peaked at the 98th percentile of popularity and then dropped.

For Japan, which has recently reopened debate on its formal post-second world war pacifist defence policies, it has been a notably aggressive response.

A buccaneer of his own stamp, the notably aggressive agent Andrew Wylie, with whom Roger had an ambivalent (mostly antagonistic) relationship, spoke at Roger's memorial service, summing him up as "a magnificent character: vindictive, raucous, willful.

PeopleSoft's board was notably aggressive in the way it cited a Department of Justice antitrust lawsuit against a merger of the two firms (which Oracle later defeated) as a reason for refusing to negotiate with Oracle.

In one sign of how much truck grilles have grown, the Nissan Titan's, which seemed notably aggressive when the truck made its debut as a 2004 model, looks relatively undersized in comparison with the newer designs of its rivals.

Notably, aggressive individuals expect positive consequences (such as winning an argument) and less negative consequences (such as ending the relationship) than non-aggressive individuals (Leisring 2009; Riggs and Caufield 1997).

The SEC, for instance, has been notably more aggressive.

The Reds batters, perhaps sensing a pattern, became notably more aggressive as the game wore on.

A notably more aggressive Sanders accused her talking "nonsense" by claiming his plans would roll back the health insurance reforms of Obama.

During his tenure on the Court, the other Justices have become notably more aggressive questioners, and lawyers sometimes have trouble getting a word in edgewise.

Rubio also took a notably more aggressive posture than he had in previous debates – dropping a more cerebral approach for caustic comments on Obama, Clinton and in regard to national security.