Sentence examples for is aggressively promoting from inspiring English sources

P.& G. is aggressively promoting Physique, which Ms. Nicholson said is designed to reinvigorate P.& G.'s hair care business.

At a time when America is aggressively promoting democracy and capitalism abroad, including by military means, it would be helpful if its politicians and businesses were regarded as cleaner than clean.

The Reserve Bank of Australia's move comes as China is aggressively promoting the use of its currency in international trade and following a relaxation of foreign investment quotas and easier access to onshore Chinese markets.

Although the M.N.L.A. is still present in the principal northern towns, Timbuktu, Gao and Kidal — and has thoroughly looted the former offices of the Mali government in Timbuktu, down to the air-conditioners, according to residents — it is Ansar Dine, led by a former Tuareg military commander named Iyad Ag Ghaly, that is aggressively promoting its brand of Shariah and exercising most authority.

But some struggling entrepreneurs, like Charles Sessions of Exodus Computers, a Bay Shore technology company, fire back, "Who says it's their room I need?" Despite the fact that the African-American community is aggressively promoting entrepreneurship, the social and racial integration of Long Island business has not happened.

Today, the Yunnan provincial government is aggressively promoting tourism and other development, in part to replace the huge revenues lost when logging -- the former mainstay of counties surrounding Yubeng wherever roads had made it feasible -- was banned in 1998 to protect watersheds.

Still, administrators are aggressively promoting their strong points.

At the time, Mr. Clinton was aggressively promoting American exports and pursuing better commercial and diplomatic ties with Beijing.

Since then, the government, led by the Health Minister, Jose Serra, has been aggressively promoting generics production and use.

Northwest's test-menu items, like America West's, are prepared by LSG Sky Chefs, the big airline caterer, which has been aggressively promoting the idea.

While its data use is going up, it has been aggressively promoting its $99 unlimited usage plan, which cuts revenue from heavy customers.