Sentence examples for permanently aggressive from inspiring English sources

Innovation, and ultimately world leadership for Europe, came with Europe's unique contribution, the small state.Small states brought competition, and all its benefits, but also war, because these states were intermittently, if not permanently, aggressive.

In melanoma, exosomes isolated from metastatic cells were capable of making primary tumor aggressive by permanently converting bone marrow progenitors [ 96].

A growing number of economists outside the Fed have advocated the more aggressive approach of permanently changing the central bank's focus, from the level of inflation to a broader measure of growth — the present value of economic output — that would similarly make clear that the Fed was willing to tolerate a higher level of inflation in the short term.

The lack of a living will does not mean that Harry would want aggressive treatment in permanently terrible circumstances.

In RA the first few months after symptom onset represents a pathologically distinct phase of disease which may translate into a therapeutic window and crucial target for implementing aggressive treatment protocols to permanently switch off or significantly arrest the disease process [ 9- 11].

It remains to be seen if the country's military and police forces' aggressive counter-terror offensive will permanently stem the tide of terror or provide new fodder to an enemy on the lookout for disenfranchised youth.

Nato troops should be stationed permanently in eastern Europe to guard against potential aggressive moves by Russia, two former US policymakers have said in a report that could raise tensions with Moscow.

Perching males adopt a sit-and-wait strategy at a particular spot rising to intercept passing females (which is often done in an aggressive territorial way), whereas patrolling males are permanently on the wing searching for females.

59 More troubling is that the invasive nature of the tumors seemed to be permanently established, as removal of treatment did not relieve the aggressive phenotype, possibly suggesting a genetic transformation.

In a youth-dominated, celebrity-obsessed culture, aggressive marketing for medical products that can temporarily or even permanently augment the skin is hardly a surprise.

Another who was displaying aggressive behaviour waited four years (during which time he was permanently excluded from school and placed in a secure unit) before getting a diagnosis of autistic spectrum disorder.