Sentence examples for offensive out from inspiring English sources

Kraft Foods may join in, unless it prefers a bigger fish, Danone, a French dairy giant.In this section Saddam's charm offensive Out of the ashes Safe and effective?

This is posing a nasty problem for the government of Silvio Berlusconi, which polled strongly in Sicily but is not inclined to aid troubled firms.In this section Saddam's charm offensive Out of the ashes Safe and effective?

Business Week gives much weight to student opinions even though few students have experienced more than one business school.In this section Saddam's charm offensive Out of the ashes Safe and effective?

And Mr Lessig has most consumers on his side, something that the entertainment industry, sooner or later, will have to reckon with.In this section Saddam's charm offensive Out of the ashes Safe and effective?

Now, with an invasion looming, he is doing the reverse: in the past few weeks, he has more than doubled exports of oil.In this section Saddam's charm offensive Out of the ashes Safe and effective?

The talk in Washington is that the regulators, who have only just begun to open America's local markets to competition, are now being persuaded to slam the door back shut.In this section Saddam's charm offensive Out of the ashes Safe and effective?

During the following winter, the Luftwaffe maintained a bombing offensive, carrying out night-bombing attacks on Britain's larger cities.

The Pakistani Taliban has said the attack was in retaliation for a military offensive carried out by the Pakistani army, and what they claim to be extrajudicial killings.

Nadal went on the offensive, hitting out on his groundstrokes, moving up in the court to control court positioning and take the ball early.

They have Rey Ordonez, a sensational fielder but ghastly offensive player, out for the season with a wrist injury and signed to $16 million over the next three years.

The LRA later went on a major offensive, carrying out a massacre on Christmas Day 2008.