But with his aggressive prospecting, the governor has also raised more than a few eyebrows.
These large colonies are mostly composed of adult birds, which are very faithful to the colony between consecutive years and win most aggressive encounters against prospecting (mainly juvenile) birds [17] [20].
But were the Republicans to take control of the presidency and both houses of Congress, there would be the prospect of aggressive fiscal tightening in 2013, along with a political leadership hostile to further quantitative easing.
With the possibility that the Democrats could win control of one or both houses of Congress in the November elections, the prospect of aggressive, public investigations of detainee treatment also looms.
Those first, slightly farcical six minutes, when Scotland gift-wrapped three tries and 21 points, showed just how unhinged a side, even at Test level, can become by the prospect of aggressive defence.
Finally, of course, there's the troubling prospect of aggressive McDonald's brand promotion infiltrating middle and high schools under the guise of "health education".
She must also take account of a group of centrists in her own caucus who will not want to endanger their re-election prospects through aggressive partisanship.
"He was a fearsome prospect: huge, physical, aggressive," says Tim Vickery, the BBC's South American expert.
The quick is, however, relishing the prospect of another aggressive series as England chase a fourth straight Ashes win.
Firms like Bertelsmann, which was happy to enter the U.S. media market by acquiring Random House, apparently are less happy at the prospect of facing aggressive, U.S.-style competition on their home turf.
