offensively

Definitions

By way of invasion or unprovoked attack; aggressively.
In an offensive or displeasing manner; displeasingly; unpleasantly; disagreeably.
Injuriously; mischievously.

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The talent, particularly offensively, is there to make a big jump in the league standings.

Around the Sun Belt Conference 2010
The Giants were so thin offensively that manager Bruce Bochy ended up giving Mr. Average the starting job for the postseason.

When Average Becomes Excellent Matthew Futterman 2010
East Carolina has scored a lot of points this season (37 per game), but the Pirates are actually just average offensively from a compensated yards per play perspective (5.8 yards per play has come against teams that would combine to allow 5.8 yppl to an average team).

Jeff Ma: Bringing Down the Bookie: Week 7 Jeff Ma 2010
The talent, particularly offensively, is there to make a big jump in the league standings.

North Texas - Team Notes 2010
` ` When we contribute and chip in offensively, it makes things so much easier for everyone else. ''

USATODAY.com 2008
` ` To be counted on offensively is a real treat for me, '' Cooke said.

USATODAY.com 2008
“You can almost call it offensively and defensively.”

Distant Replay 2008
The Kings had it going offensively from the start, outscoring Minnesota 36-27 in a fast-paced opening quarter.

USATODAY.com 2008
“You can almost call it offensively and defensively.”

Distant Replay 2008
Nashville came in offensively challenged after managing just 22 goals over the past 13 games and going 2-2-1 over the past five.

USATODAY.com 2008