Sentence examples for serious aggression from inspiring English sources

In patients involved in less serious aggression and those not involved in any aggressive incidents, mean length of stay was 23.30 (SD 23.30) and 14.54 (SD 18.90) days, respectively.

We're all damaged, I know, but this sounds quite serious: aggression, football, boozing, karaoke … you get the picture.

My mother had been the proud owner of Cindy, a shepherd-collie mix with serious aggression issues and a pathological obsession with Ritz crackers.

Mr. Segal expertly captures the note of serious aggression that simmers under Jesse's slacker-dude surface, without sacrificing any of the character's prickly humor.

In opposition to this, many studies and reviews carried out by Dr. Chris Ferguson at Texas A&M International University and his colleagues conclude that claims made by Dr. Anderson and colleagues are methodologically flawed and fail to show that playing of violent video games has any association with serious aggression, violence, and crime.

In spite of confidence expressed by some that exposure to television violence causes serious aggression and violent crime, critics hold that serious flaws in research methodology limits or nullifies conclusions drawn from widely-cited studies.

This study examined critical pretreatment variables related to the engagement and retention of families in mental health services designed to reduce serious childhood aggression.

Instead, the government said it was "a very serious and flagrant aggression" that aided the Islamic State and proved its long-held assertion that the United States supports the jihadist group as part of an effort to oust President Bashar al-Assad.

The worst aspect of the violence here is not so much its methodical nastiness, or even its taint of exhibitionism ("Gaze upon this, if you dare," von Trier seems to say), as the way in which it debases the milder but more serious acts of aggression in the earlier scenes.

Officers on board the USS George Washington believe the drills are a measured and restrained response to a serious act of aggression.

About 15% of SeaWorld's orcas have committed serious acts of aggression against trainers, a dismal safety record that would never be tolerated in other industries.