Sentence examples for views aggressive from inspiring English sources

Goldberg, who has famously come out against clones in the past, views aggressive expansion into international markets as the antidote to cloning, "Fab is going to win because we are authentic.

Hevesi says that despite his "100 percent voting record from the A.C.L.U.," he never viewed aggressive panhandling in civil liberties terms.

Last week, the Association of Teachers and Lecturers' annual conference also heard warnings of pupils viewing aggressive sexual images.

Nursing staff often stated that they viewed aggressive behaviours as a routine aspect of caring for people with dementia, something they had to deal with every day.

Mr. Paul says he's not considering a third-party run, though in the Sioux Center interview he said he hadn't ruled it out and cast doubt on whether he could support any of the other candidates given what he considers their tepid fiscal views and aggressive approach to foreign policy.

Catholic teaching on evolution is nuanced and does not correspond directly with the views of aggressive atheist scientists like Richard Dawkins.

Proactive-aggressive tendencies to view aggression as an effective means to reach goals (Crick and Dodge 1996) seem to be in line with the selfish and hostile tendencies in disagreeable children (Graziano et al. 1996).

"Governments refuse to institute robust transparency and co-operation mechanisms in view of aggressive financial sector lobbying and because of the bizarre, yet largely unchallenged view of alleged benefits flowing from competition between states," he said.

Expect America's tax police to take a dimmer view of aggressive avoidance.

Political-science literature mentions that balancing occurs against those states viewed as aggressive revisionists.

He writes, "In A&P's view, its aggressive efforts to cut purchasing costs, narrow its own margins and reduce consumer prices in order to build business were exactly what a company was supposed to do in a competitive economy".