That is aggressive.

Men are sometimes violent.

See how angry he always looks?

Comics and noir fiction are two diametrically opposed realities .

Tom has been acting aggressively lately.

Tom has been acting aggressively lately.

Males can be very aggressive in defending territory.

And the cancer cell divides even more frequently and recklessly.

Not surprisingly, Panamas's immigrants have been especially aggressive about responding.

The player is free to move at will until they enter into combat.

And that they were definitely capable of diffusing it non aggressively.

Whether the ECB will ease policy more aggressively is also uncertain.

People start reacting aggressively, bringing some biased thoughts to the table.

Unless, of course, the language in which they are maintained is aggressively paraded around.

Rather, it is a tyrant aggressively punishing anyone who dares to have a differing opinion.

All aggressively promoted investment and exports while discouraging (or remaining agnostic about) imports.

As a result, the Bush administration is aggressively interfering in coalition talks between Pakistan s political parties.

But you cannot argue that he aggressively pushed the interest rate below its natural level.

IM Just checking, because some people want to look, you know, aggressively ugly.

Losses that eurozone banks would suffer would be manageable if the banks were properly and aggressively recapitalized.

The French are notoriously sensitive if not defensive about France's stature in the world.

People claim that Greenspan s Fed aggressively pushed interest rates below a natural level.

As we saw so far, they want to play aggressive after this result.

In this time of transition, the government has been aggressive in restricting the work of media and arresting those who are campaigning for democratic reforms.

The Fed waited too long to start the normalization process, and, because it was more aggressive in lowering rates in the downward phase of the interest rate cycle, it has had to be more aggressive in raising them in the upward phase.

Moreover, sports teams surely lobby governments as aggressively as any big business. Professional sport is a legislated monopoly in most countries, with top teams extracting free stadiums and other privileges from host cities.

Moreover, sports teams surely lobby governments as aggressively as any big business.

Anyone familiar with the aggressively nationalist posturing of Russian state controlled media nowadays knows the danger of this.

She said in an aggressive tone, You shouldn't have left your daughter by the door, Roseanna Monk said.

There were also going to be cows included in the game, but they were left unprogrammed.

But it is time to go further and begin to lobby aggressively for faster financial liberalization in the developing world.

When oil prices rise, Russia expresses its latent resentments more aggressively, often employing its military.

They don't understand why there has been so much violence against migrants here, and it's difficult to explain it to them.

Policy interest rates are close to zero in the major economies in the developed world, and outsize budget deficits are the norm. As a result, unconventional and untested policies, such as so called quantitative easing, have become the rage among central bankers.

As a result, unconventional and untested policies, such as so called quantitative easing, have become the rage among central bankers.

And so they've gotten, you know, very aggressive about branching out into new areas and capturing a lot of the... the value for themselves.

And no nation on earth more aggressively resists the application of international human rights law to itself.

But now one of these revisionists powers Russia is pushing ahead aggressively to recreate a near empire and a sphere of influence.

The S15 Silvia included aggressive styling inside and out, updating the previous Silvia styling in line with modern car design trends.

Faced with a vicious combination of collapsing housing prices and imploding credit markets, the Fed has been aggressively cutting interest rates to try to stave off a recession.

When pressed by his staff to speak more boldly and expansively, he replied, It s just not me.

Surveys show that only 25 of Venezuelans rate the government as poor or very poor, even though an overwhelming majority rejects the President's penchant for monopolizing the airwaves once a week, displacing their favorite soap operas.

Central banks and finance ministries are also complicit, since debt gets bailed out far more aggressively than equity does. But, contrary to populist rhetoric, it is not just rich, well connected bondholders who get bailed out.

This problem is exacerbated by the fact that the world s biggest exporter, China, is aggressively intervening to minimize any appreciation of the renminbi.

In the 1920 s, Swedish economist Knut Wicksell defined it as the interest rate at which, economy wide, desired investment equals desired savings, implying no upward pressure on consumer prices, resource prices, or wages as aggregate demand outruns supply, and no downward pressure on these prices as supply exceeds demand.