Sentence examples for aggressive offering from inspiring English sources

Marriott International, which includes the Residence Inn, Courtyard and Renaissance chains, among others, has been among the most aggressive, offering wireless access at roughly 800 of its 2,600 hotels worldwide.

But those who follow the business software market are generally skeptical that SAP, a company whose sales staff has thrived on selling multimillion-dollar software packages, will be as aggressive offering a cheaper version of its own product line.

"Items such as G.P.S., satellite radio and E-ZPass have taken on a significant force in the rental industry, and companies are being more aggressive offering a fuel purchase option.

One of the company's more aggressive offerings is a product known as a Private Treaty, which offers companies a certain amount of advertising space in exchange for equity stakes in those companies.

The panelists tease and rib – with particular focus on Alan Davies who always gets the most demeaning sound for his quick-fire buzzer – but it's camaraderie and intellectual kinship that parps warmly into our living rooms from QI, not the chill, stale gas of more aggressive offerings.

Other companies are more aggressive about offering jobs to business school graduates, according to Mr. Chan, at Stanford.

But another idea, designed to encourage brokers to be aggressive in offering customers better prices, should be embraced more cautiously.

"We work as an aggressive employer, offering managed competition," said Jon Kingsdale, the executive director of the Commonwealth Health Insurance Connector Authority.

Michigan, which has the highest unemployment rate of any state, has been aggressive in offering support for start-up companies, particularly in Detroit.

But when the IS was redesigned for 2006, the new car came across as softer and less aggressive, despite offering heady power in the IS 350 version.

Mr. Davisson said he expected the owners would be making some "aggressive deals," offering rates below the $18.48 per square foot average annual rents for older buildings.