Sentence examples for waves of aggression from inspiring English sources

It's actually soothing to watch the waves of aggression build and subside in Jury Room 2A (above from left, Kevin Geer, Tom Aldredge, Mark Blum, Peter Friedman and Boyd Gaines).

To make progress with these issues, the nature of waves of aggression, temporal adjustments to disturbing forces, spatial interactions with structure, divergent pathways of change propagation, evolution of 'barriers to change,' effects of inheritance, decoupling, and the effects of change on system specifications all need to be understood at all temporal and spatial scales.

In addition, some United States officials have suggested that North Korea may be engaged in a new wave of aggression as its leader, Kim Jong-il, tries to establish credentials for his youngest son as a possible successor.

"We will have to neutralise the initial wave of their aggression and lead the game in a direction that suits us.

"I wouldn't say we were experiencing a wave of customer aggression, but it seems as if attacks on frontline staff, such as those working in banking, healthcare and public transport, are increasing," says David Gamble, from the Association of Insurance and Risk Managers, an organisation tasked with helping companies predict and mitigate threats to their staff and operations.

Talks with the group were broken off by President Andrés Pastrana in February, as a result of a wave of rebel aggressions.

Bypassing the obvious point that these acts of aggression seem to go against Buddhist ideals, what is the real underlying reason for this new wave of unease in the country?

Refractions of aggression.

"There is a lot of aggression.

"Japan fought a war of aggression.

"This is an act of aggression".