He industriously and aggressively offered them to customers all over the world from Governors to doctors to lawyers.
When the star bursts into tears, Peggy aggressively offers her shoulder to cry on but is devastated and angry when the star refuses to confide her troubles.
But Venezuela's news media, which had aggressively offered wall-to-wall coverage of the mercurial leader's downfall, wanted nothing to do with the story.
(PROTESTOR ONE aggressively offers ME a brochure. I begin to reach out, glance down quickly, and then let it drop to the ground).
Which led him to passive-aggressively offer the point that: "There's considerable disagreement among sociologists as to what the consequences of raising a child in a … in a single-sex family, whether that is harmful to the child or not".
The Yankees also pursued him most aggressively, offering $17 million over three years, $2 million more than the Braves' three-year offer.
Jammer is as much a can't-miss player as the draft offered, a relentless cornerback who passionately defends top receivers but is versatile enough to charge aggressively and offer rigid run support.
That is a main reason the university is moving aggressively to offer more online instruction.
"Oracle is moving aggressively to offer customers a full range of cloud solutions including sales force automation, human resources, talent management, social networking, databases and Java as part of the Oracle Public Cloud," Thomas Kurian, Oracle's executive vice president for development, said in a statement on Monday.
PAGE B1 LAW FIRMS POACH TOP TALENT In the competition for top legal talent, the intense demand for lawyers with large, established books of business has led corporate law firms to recruit them more aggressively and offer record pay packages, driving ever-higher compensation for top producers.
At the same time, Charter needs to upgrade its network, which lags behind those of others such as Cox, which has moved more aggressively to offer high-speed data services.
