Sentence examples for aggressive canvassing from inspiring English sources

Describing Marshall-Andrews' aggressive canvassing style in the 2001 general election, Hoggart recorded the Labour candidate's response to a truculent racist.

The mayor had spent almost $37 million by mid-July, chiefly on television advertising, a high-paid campaign staff and an aggressive canvassing operation, and he has vowed to spend $100 million or more, if need be.

Several hours of aggressive canvassing in the jurors' rooms turned up four psychologists.

One Enron employee, a Democrat, said the company's aggressive canvassing of employees helped explain why the company gave money to three-fourths of the senators and half of the House members for a total of more than $6 million since 1989.

At the time of this exchange, Mr. Carter was leading an aggressive effort to persuade canvassing boards to reconsider the ballots.

Faced with a barrage of aggressive questions, he called on Florida's canvassing boards to reconsider their rejection of military ballots.

Based on dozens of interviews around the state, it is clear the Democrats have been more aggressive than the Republicans in lobbying the members of canvassing boards and their lawyers.

Labor leaders say never before have they seen a foundation undertake such an aggressive, multi-pronged campaign against unions; nor have they ever seen such canvassing to advise workers about quitting their unions.

Some were actively canvassing.

"We went canvassing.

Smith and Wells started canvassing between bells.