Sentence examples for systematic aggression from inspiring English sources

So my answer to Professor Cowan: it's not a lack of trust but systematic aggression by China against our people, our business and jobs that has rendered them unworthy of our trust.

The people in Um Al Khair were facing this systematic aggression by the occupation machine since 1980, and it continues".

The IS never hinted at any fondness for or acceptance of the Yazidis, but it wasn't until late July that signs of systematic aggression started to emerge.

The people in Um Al Khair were facing this systematic aggression by the occupation machine since 1980, and it continues". There was also a post with pictures of a new olive harvest, which was heartening.

In fact, indifference squats between tolerance and acceptance and leads to systematic micro-aggressions against marginalized groups.

The policies were lousy, no doubt, but the features of fascism we abhor as evil — the features that give the epithet its awful power — are the ones we went to war against in 1941: totalitarian dictatorship, blood-and-soil ideology, extreme militarism, mandatory leader-worship, systematic racism, insatiable aggression, genocide.

There are many anecdotal reports, but few systematic studies, of aggression and violence in individuals with ASD.

Feminists United also published an op-ed in the school newspaper challenging what they saw as systematic threats of violence and aggression toward women on campus, including anonymous threats against feminists on the popular anonymous social media platform Yik Yak.

A systematic review of studies on aggression showed that despite differences in countries, cultures, research designs and settings, the responses of health care workers to patient aggression are similar and include immediate responses such as frustration, fear, anger or anxiety [ 9, 43].

In addition, we built a molecular landscape of interactions between the proteins encoded by the aggression-linked genes from our systematic search.

"From daily aggressions like catcalling and other systematic oppressions, to the fact that physical and sexual violence is something always right around the corner, looming on the horizon.