The Bush administration is expected to be less aggressive in pursuing antitrust action against the company.
Tasmanian devils must evolve to be less aggressive if they are to avoid becoming extinct, suggests new research.
You're asking them to be less aggressive in their demand for justice, whether it's on the road or on the street?
In doing so, she said, Mr. Feeney is counting on these Democrats to be less aggressive than those who come from Gore strongholds.
But the Bush administration, committed to reducing government regulation, is expected to be less aggressive than the Clinton administration in pursuing antitrust cases.
David Kelly, chief global strategist at JPMorgan Asset Management, said he expected Trump to be less aggressive and more pragmatic than he had pledged during the campaign.
"Women tend to be less aggressive in demanding pain treatment or aggressive in ways that are dismissed as mere hysteria," she writes.
That difference has almost certainly affected Fed policy, causing it to be less aggressive on policy and more optimistic about economic growth than it otherwise would be.
The age range of cyclists is broader than in London: with old ladies and kids sharing lanes with bike couriers in Lycra, road behaviour tends to be less aggressive.
"Older landlords tend to be less aggressive about rents, especially on a property that they may have paid $300,000 for 20 years ago and the mortgage is paid off".
Gender did not affect female participants, who negotiated for a lower salary than the male interviewees, which reflected a common trend for women to be less aggressive in negotiations, Dr Netchaeva said.
