Sentence examples for though aggressive from inspiring English sources

Though aggressive, Navigant is not the only business travel service provider that is growing through acquisition.

Combined with green accents, the color, though aggressive, lends a cheek and cheer, which if nothing else makes you laugh.

And though "aggressive investigation work" has cut back on theft at some airports, insider thieves are still operating with impunity throughout the country, even managing to smuggle stolen goods off the airfield in airports where all employees are searched on their way in and out of their work areas.

Some leaders in my own church, the Church of England, as well as the Roman Catholic church have described this as an assault on religious liberty – and no doubt there is an aggressive secularist agenda to embarrass the churches, though aggressive secularists should note that we are pretty good at doing that ourselves without their help.

Even though aggressive behavior of the relational type is more frequently reported by older children (Borsa 2012), the literature shows that this type of behavior is more stable over the course of childhood, only changing the ways in which it manifests (Leff et al. 2014).

Acquaintances didn't understand the friendship because Shame seemed so weak and pathetic, while Anger, though aggressive and unpleasant, enjoyed a reputation for toughness, grittiness and a refusal to accept life's unfair lessons.

Though not aggressive, tapirs will defend their own patches, and they have large canine teeth, an oddity for plant eaters.

The loan agency will have a tougher time collecting nonperforming loans this year, even though new, aggressive accounting standards have forced banks to reclassify more loans as distressed.

The Kronos Quartet then provided (and still provides) the impetus and vehicle for an explosive expansion of the canon though its aggressive approach to commissioning new works, including many from composers who had not previously worked in the form.

A typically low-key Emirates Team New Zealand had also shown good speed, though some aggressive tactics from Spithill forced them into third just before the finish, and Franck Cammas' Team France carryied the tail ender's lanterne rouge.

Ms. Alsop's powerful though never aggressive account of the angst-ridden finale (a setting of Psalms 131 and 133) makes the music seem an astringently dissonant yet stubbornly tonal chorale.