Sentence examples for responsible for the aggression from inspiring English sources
As for the World Trade Center and the Pentagon, last September there were relatively few voices that held America responsible for the aggression committed against it.
Second, we did not detect any specific compounds in silverfish (neither among isolated nor among non-isolated individuals) that could be responsible for the aggression, but we cannot exclude effects of compounds that were undetectable by the GC-MS analysis that was used.
She said she considered the United States responsible for the Georgian aggression.
In both, the American Administration resisted powerful political pressures to expand its objective to include the destruction and conquest of the regime responsible for the original aggression.
Other elements of the Senate bill include sanctions against Russian officials deemed responsible for the military aggression in Ukraine and undermining its sovereignty.
However, in our experiments an acquisition of additional compounds during isolation treatments that could have been responsible for the observed aggression seems unlikely for several reasons.
"A strong protest has been launched with Nato/Isaf in which it has been demanded that strong and urgent action be taken against those responsible for this aggression".
Reading about Nigella Lawson and Charles Saatchi, and subsequently writing this comment were the most cathartic experiences I've had since I recognised that I was not solely responsible for the anger and aggression happening around me and my daughter.
To control for the possibility that mechanical stimulation/fatigue and not sleep loss per se is responsible for reduced aggression, we mechanically stimulated flies for a 6 hr period spanning the final 3 hr of night and first 3 hr of day.
Mrs. Clinton spent much of her time this week huddled with Chinese officials, arguing the case that North Korea was responsible for the attack and that its aggression demanded a response.
Despite this association, a point of contention remains as to whether it is the hypoglycemic or hyperglycemic episodes that are responsible for the increased levels of anger, hostility, and aggression.
