Sentence examples for renewed aggression from inspiring English sources

To examine the interdependency reconciliation and renewed aggression between former opponents, we compared the probability of renewed aggression occurring after and without reconciliation using a Chi2 test.

With renewed aggression, Djokovic holds easily, knotting the fourth set at 3-3.

The Knicks' renewed aggression began to pay off in the third quarter as the Pacers unraveled.

Kerry Kittles and Jason Kidd adopted Martin's renewed aggression in the third quarter, carrying New Jersey on a giddy and gaudy 28-4 run.

Former colleagues said that narrow focus led Flynn to see the threat posed by Islamist groups as overwhelming other security concerns, including Russia's renewed aggression.

A new IMF loan may prove inadequate in the face of continued fighting.The hardest dilemma may be for the West, which has to decide how to respond to Mr Putin's renewed aggression.

On July 9, 2011, Israel filed a petition with the U.N. outlining what it considers its own maritime border, and shortly thereafter Lebanese Energy Minister Gebran Bassil accused Tel Aviv of "infringing" on its territorial waters and accused Tel Aviv of "renewing aggression".

His hope is to prevent renewed Russian aggression; that's why he wants U.S. aid.

At the Paris Peace Conference in 1919, Clemenceau, as the principal French negotiator, declared that his goal was to ensure the nation's security against renewed German aggression.

Economic and internal security problems, as well as "the specter of continued brinkmanship" by North Korean leaders, it says, "could contribute to regional instability and result in renewed military aggression by the North".

The Russian president, Vladimir Putin, has been fighting E.U. solidarity for years; a British exit could help make the European continent safe for corrupt Russian money and renewed Russian aggression, too.