Sentence examples for response to aggressive from inspiring English sources

The experience of colonial subjugation opened permanent fissures within the Orthodox community, which struggled to develop a consistent response to aggressive demands for submission to the Roman Church.

Experts believe the rise in boat crossings is a response to aggressive tactics by French police that include routinely destroying makeshift refugee camps.

Lt. Col. Mark V. Tolchinsky, lead spokesman for the republic's Interior Ministry, said attacks on the police rose last year in response to aggressive antiterrorism raids.

The language had been put into the bill largely in response to aggressive moves by regulators in New York, Massachusetts and other states against brokerage firms and mutual funds.

The current movement has its roots in the late 1980s, a response to aggressive advertising like the Willie Horton ads aimed at Michael Dukakis, the Democratic nominee in 1988, according to Bill Adair, editor of PolitiFact.

He proposes a response to aggressive beggars, plays and sings jazz, sends up Beethoven's rage, conceives of disrupting fox hunts and delivers a bit of biography, including a rock rendition of the owl song ("I am the nemesis of the vole") that got him fired from a children's theater company.

In fact, these were the chimpanzees' typical responses to aggressive conflicts.

Male ocellated antbirds produced vocalizations that were of higher pitch and longer duration during responses to aggressive challenges compared to situations where they sang spontaneously to contact their mates (Table 2).

The response to Spencer — aggressive questioning and even heckling — was spot on.

Neural activation in response to an aggressive encounter was also examined across photoperiod.

Yet women, perhaps in response to the aggressive, male-dominated nature of many programs, drop out of treatment at far higher rates than men.