Sentences with phrase «aggressive nature»

Despite a slightly aggressive nature, they can fit in well in active homes where they are given plenty of exercise.

Many people are familiar with them because of their unique prominent large nose and sometimes aggressive nature.

It has only enriched the already aggressive nature of his hand.

Its highly aggressive nature means that anything, be it monster or man, is a potential meal.

The fast - paced, aggressive nature of hockey makes for incredibly competitive gameplay and endless hours of fun.

Other than the GS badging up front and on the rear, red Brembo brake calipers and chrome tipped exhaust pipes signalled the more aggressive nature of the GS.

Jeff Kolodny, a member in the firm's Private Client Services Group, participates in a discussion on NPR about a recent document leak by a former employee of HSBC, showing the bank's aggressive nature in marketing tax avoidance schemes to clients.

I said then, and I still feel now, that Monte went against his normally aggressive nature and channeled his inner Leggett there in the 12th with Cromwell and it cost him.

or, «Well if you don't really want to, whatever,» based upon whether or not he wishes to cause a Tremendous Fight in which his wife decries his passive aggressive nature and threatens to Never Goddamn Try Again.

For instance, one was named Feisty for his unusually aggressive nature; most lemurs are docile.

Besides all the technical upgrades, the ST also shows off its more aggressive nature inside and out with 18 - inch alloy wheels, a honeycomb front grille and available Recaro - brand sport seats.

alloy wheels and four large exhaust pipes that hint at the E55's more aggressive nature without drawing unnecessary attention.

«It's important to realise that when dogs bite humans, it's usually either triggered by anxiety or an inherent aggressive nature,» explains Dr Brian Loon from Amber Vet.

because of its possible aggressive nature, although there is no truth in such statements.

The Scottie is a very loving and playful dog who makes great house pets but due to their somewhat aggressive nature they are not suited for younger children.

They can make wonderful pets, but require owners willing to put in the time commitment to properly socialize and train them, and to keep them out of situations where there dog aggressive nature will come in to play (in other words, always keep your pit bull or pit bull mix ON LEASH and absolutely no dog parks!)

The immense size of these flats, and the lack of fishing pressure has left these tarpon with an very aggressive nature, and they move readily to almost any properly presented fly.

For trust law, Jersey and the UK are the most advanced, although UK matrimonial courts have displayed a certain aggressive nature towards trusts in the last couple of years.

This particular intervention is crucial given the potentially aggressive nature of externalization symptoms, and the increased likelihood that police will be involved with afflicted children.

As for the cabin, the Vantage gets a dynamic and focused sports car cockpit that comes with sharp lines denoting the more aggressive nature of the car.

The 2013 RX takes on a more aggressive nature with its new grille, but the rest of the SUV is similar both to past designs and its many imitators.

Maybe that's the aggressive nature of how they work,» O'Leary said.

Copeland believes «the market continues to underestimate the multi-faceted and aggressive nature of Boeing's efforts on costs, cash, profits and growth.»

Overtime your safety razor accumulates dead skin, hairs and even blood due to the aggressive nature of shaving.

You will want to adjust your allocation accordingly due to the aggressive nature of the trade.

Because of the aggressive nature of the style of music, lyrics like, I surrender, giving up all that is me / Yielding to you, are detached from their historical Christian context and placed into a secular context.

She'd spent years in remission, but because of the aggressive nature of the disease passed away within ten weeks of her cancer returning.

The aggressive nature of the German advance through Belgium immediately appeared to justify the declaration of war.

It's in the aggressive nature of his game, this had to happen sometime, just a shame it's immediatly a lengthy injury smh

While that could be blamed on lack of communication, it was also in part a factor of their aggressive nature.

We need to turn up, especially at home, with the right intensity and a kind of aggressive nature we maybe lacked in the first home game.»

You always remember the last ditch slide tackling or the aggressive nature of some players.

We've seen them keep up their edge and their aggressive nature while playing a bit slower to stay fresh before, and that didn't look like what we saw in the first half.

Beckham's speed against Norman's mental dexterity and aggressive nature, their fates intertwined before before they hit the field.

I think He will learn to be abit calm under Wenger but I want to see that aggressive nature still.

In a world where most young drivers have little job security, Vautier had to make the most of his chances and the aggressive nature backfired to the tune of a single top - 10, an average finish of 16.3 and a 20th place championship result.

He is not driven by the working class ideals of an Alex Ferguson or by the aggressive nature of a José Mourinho.

I think Paulista's aggressive nature will bother and torment Diego Costa, but will Costa be able to wind Paulista up and get under his skin and cause him to get in foul trouble early?

While his overall top - end speed is very Sean Lee - like and doesn't wow anyone (he's faster than Lee actually), his instincts and aggressive nature has allowed him to be one of the top ball pursuers in the nation.

I can imagine managers like Mark Hughes capitalising on the aggressive nature of some players, telling them to target certain players, but do they actually incite violent play in their team?

Eric Bailly will need to start curving his aggressive nature and Chris Smalling needs to undoubtedly regain some confidence that made him so impressive last season.

The forward's aggressive nature and ability to find the back of the net has been indispensable to the Blues» Premier League title win this term, and the 47 - year - old would certainly be disappointed to see the former Atletico Madrid man let go.

He had grown up kicking a tanna» ba» (tennis ball) in the streets of Glasgow, Aberdeen or Dundee and combined a precocious willingness to take on opponents with a prickly, aggressive nature.

Melanoma is known for its aggressive nature and ability to spread to other organs.

This reduces the aggressive nature of the cancer cells and means that the anti-cancer medicines are better able to reach the cancer cells, which makes chemotherapy more effective.

The desert woodrat females were intimidated by Bryant's woodrat males due to their larger body size and aggressive nature.

Few existing treatments offer durable survival benefits for patients whose NSCLC has spread past the lungs, due in part to the aggressive nature of lung cancer and its propensity to progress, even following treatment.

Its aggressive nature and the frequency of metastatic disease at diagnosis contribute to the fact that neuroblastoma accounts for almost 15 per cent of childhood cancer fatalities.