Sentence examples for Promote aggressively from inspiring English sources
A version of Solaris now runs on Intel-compatible microprocessors, and Sun is beginning to promote aggressively Solaris-on-Intel -- a significant departure from the company's tradition of regarding software as a way to sell its proprietary hardware.
The industry's ability to remake its image while continuing to promote aggressively a deadly product, resist new regulations and circumvent existing laws continue to be challenges for future tobacco control efforts.
Even at elite intellectual levels, the natural born killer myth is too often embraced uncritically and promoted aggressively, sometimes at the service of an ideological agenda.
But it sets income limits on who can get the tax break and a low limit for contributions and is not being promoted aggressively by brokers.
It is, however, being promoted — aggressively — as mainstream literary fiction: the book trailer looks like a clip from an indie film.
The effects of a pill that was promoted aggressively to young women is worth discussing alongside worries about whether it might make your boyfriend ugly.
Last year, Congress and the I.R.S. put a stop to a charitable giving strategy promoted aggressively by Mr. Houk that critics said benefited donors more than recipients.
Growth in shellfish, marine finfish, and seaweed production is being promoted aggressively in China to offset pressure on near-shore fisheries and to meet the country's rising seafood demand.
Growth in shellfish, marinefinfish, and seaweed production is being promoted aggressively in China to offset pressure on near-shore fisheries in order to meet the country's rising seafood demand.
The show, which is being promoted aggressively here before its premiere next month on television, follows a group of New York women in their early 20s figuring out their way through life.
More broadly, Wal-Mart argues that it has lifted the quality of life for thousands of employees by giving them access to stock options and by promoting aggressively from within.
