Sentence examples similar to offensive companies from inspiring English sources

"In the last wave of utility mergers, it was more offensive - companies were seeking growth," he said.

The article was deemed so offensive by companies such as BT and Marks and Spencer that they withdrew advertising from the online page Moir's article appeared on.

To lead the offensive, five companies of infantry, armor and artillery were drawn from the 25th Infantry Division to form a special task force named "Task Force Dolvin".

London's Metropolitan Police Service and the National Crime Agency (NCA) — the UK's answer to the FBI — both tried, and apparently failed, to cut deals, according to emails released as part of a huge cache of sensitive documents that were leaked from the offensive security company by a hacker on July 5.

In China, the now infamous Unit 61398 of the People's Liberation Army was discovered, in 2013, to have been running an almost constant cyber-offensive against western companies and governments for seven years, from a 12-storey building in Shanghai; the offensive involved thousands of English-speaking hackers.

VW is belatedly launching what Mr Winterkorn calls "the biggest SUV offensive in the company's history".

But the move may have come too late to counter a new offensive against the company by President Obama — a demand that it put cash aside to pay mounting claims relating to the continuing oil leak.

It'll be the opening salvo in a PR offensive the German company will be hoping can finally turn the tide after arguably the worst year in its history.

How fares steel raider Lakshmi Mittal's European charm offensive following his company's hostile $22.5 billion takeover bid for rival Arcelor?

The first is that Apple is using Digitude as a hired gun of sorts in its patent offensive, giving the company valuable patents to wield against its opponents (while avoiding the waves of press that are spurred by each new lawsuit).

Wireless networking company Proxim has launched a legal offensive against six networking companies that are supposed to be its partners.