Sentence examples for possible aggression from inspiring English sources

The dolphins "burst-pulsed" as a way to avoid possible aggression in situations of high excitement and energy, possibly when competing for food.

If, at the 20-kilometer (12.4-mile) time check, he had no chance of victory, Armstrong continued, he would probably slow down to prevent any possible aggression.

Official Syrian state media reported on Monday that the combined exercises were held on Sunday to test "the capabilities and readiness of missile systems to respond to any possible aggression".

Anticipating possible aggression by the encircling Axis powers, he devised and implemented a plan of defense that forsook border areas in order to hold a mountain fortress core the so-called réduit.

Yet faced with the irredentist expansionism of Russia, Poland's old imperial master, and the EU's indecisive response, the Poles have again turned to America as their most crucial ally and protector against possible aggression from the east.For Poland it is imperative that NATO moves some of its forces permanently from, say, Germany into Poland and the Baltic states.

The commission, for its part, has suspended temporarily the flight of the American-operated U-2 spy planes that support its monitoring operation; Iraq had warned it that these aircraft might be in danger from anti-aircraft batteries guarding against "possible aggression".

But the concept does get at the heart of the fears that European countries have, particularly those bordering Russia: They do not necessarily fear annexation, but rather a host of possible aggressions and predations.

It would be forced to radically cut defence spending, making it more vulnerable to possible Turkish aggression.

"Group Says Iran Has 2 Undisclosed Nuclear Laboratories" (news article, May 27) illustrates quite clearly that before the Iraq war, few American citizens were within reach of possible Iranian aggression.

The British Cabinet is expected next week to decide what form of assurance can be extended to France against possible German aggression.

Harmony Center's gains appear to have been the result of an appeal to ethnic Latvians angered by the government's economic policies and fed up with the nationalist scaremongering by some parties about possible Russian aggression.