Sentence examples for prolonged aggression from inspiring English sources

High levels or prolonged aggression continue to be a major welfare issue for commercial pig farming, although it is predominantly seen over the first few hours to few days after mixing unfamiliar pigs.

Since appeasing Hitler in the 1930s proved futile and prolonged his aggression and genocide, the clear implication - which pro-war politicians and pundits have often made explicit in fact - is that now to criticise war against President Saddam, another monster, constitutes at best crass naivety, and at worse complicity in dictatorship, terror and slaughter.

Chiyo says this may have to do with musth, prolonged periods of heightened testosterone and aggression levels, which in most male elephants begins when they reach their full reproductive potential around 45 or 50.

Reactions characterized by violence, aggression, homicidal and suicidal attempts, prolonged schizophrenia-like psychosis, and convulsions have been reported in the literature.

Viruses also directly cause gross changes in host behaviour, such as induction of pathological aggression in rabies, or reports of prolonged feeding by mosquitoes infected with dengue virus [ 6].

For instance, on the dark side, prolonged use of violent pornography has been associated with increased acceptance of coercion and aggression in sexual relationships and numerous studies have shown a strong association between viewing pornography and sexual aggression in those who are already prone to acts of criminal behavior.

It was prolonged.

The ovations were prolonged.

Shackling for prolonged periods.

Or perhaps prolonged it.

A prolonged silence ensues.