Sentence examples similar to full on offensive from inspiring English sources

They have fought skirmishes and successfully tested the Tory defences, but they are not ready for a full-on offensive.

Microsoft just launched a full-on offensive campaign for holiday shoppers called "Scroogled".

"It's a full-on charm offensive".

The Obama administration is continuing its full-on charm offensive today, hoping to distract the international community from the failure of Congress to pass a climate change law and look elsewhere for evidence of intent to act on global warming.

Tech giant Apple chose a bombshell solution to the problem of its struggling share price, launching a full-on charm offensive to win over investors with a financial candy basket of stock splits and huge dividend increases to win back those who may have been disillusioned by the company's lagging growth.

Instead, Calomiris went on a full-on media offensive, appearing on radio shows (including that of Eleanor Roosevelt, whom she liked to say she knew) and penning (with the aid of a ghostwriter) a splashy tell-all called Red Masquerade: Undercover for the FBI.

China's state mouthpiece Xinhua is on full offensive, with 73 search results and counting for Serf Liberation (aka Emancipation) Day since its announcement in January this year.

For American commanders, one reason for mounting a full-scale offensive on Sadr City would be to curb attacks on Baghdad.

Then full-on crying.

American officials were also dispatched to tell alliance commanders that they should not mount a full-scale offensive on Kabul until Pakistan's maneuvering produced a viable formula for a new government.

Both Johnston and Wang posit that China would go on offensive in a realist domain.