Sentence examples for unduly aggressive from inspiring English sources

Most Germans think Mr Friedman is unduly aggressive, arrogant and moralistic.

Thus, accelerated carbonation testing is unduly aggressive towards alkali-activated binders, and test results must be cautiously interpreted.

"However, in hindsight, it looks like we were unnecessarily and unduly aggressive in forecasting profitability for the fourth quarter".

On condition of anonymity, some telecommunications executives said Verizon and SBC might have concluded that WorldCom's accounting was unduly aggressive in this regard.

While strong intervention is often justified, was there, in this case, unduly aggressive intervention by powerful senators which created a ripple effect that emasculated the civil servants, contrary to the public good and the public's confidence in government?

WHEN the City Council last year investigated accusations that the Police Department had been unduly aggressive in containing antiwar protesters, the force declined to send a representative to appear before the council.

Colleagues have also highlighted specific behaviours, such as men hijacking academic debates, how they sometimes condescend young women, and can be unduly passively aggressive when critiquing women's work in public.

After hearing 32 witnesses and two million words of testimony, the committee concluded that McCarthy himself had not exercised any improper influence on Schine's behalf, but that Cohn had engaged in "unduly persistent or aggressive efforts".

The BBC Trust said the new guidelines had been introduced to protect people from: "unduly intimidatory, humiliating, intrusive, aggressive or derogatory remarks for the purposes of entertainment".

With Mr. Cain's campaign running a vigorous defense against the sexual harassment charges — questioning the women's credibility and even scrutinizing their bank accounts — any stray remark or campaign photograph could create a public relations problem if seen as unduly rude, flirtatious or aggressive toward women.

Its "aggressive marketing unduly raises client expectations beyond what it can deliver," a recent GartnerGroup report says.