Sentence examples for aggressively campaigning from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gore is "aggressively campaigning here and I think that's making a difference," he said.

But isn't the army today a quieter, less aggressively campaigning organisation than it was in the late 19th century?

Mr. Romney finished second in the 2008 Iowa caucuses after spending about $10 million in the state and aggressively campaigning for more than a year.

Mr. Portman endorsed Mr. Kasich in the presidential primary, and the governor has been aggressively campaigning for the senator in his re-election campaign this year.

A military officer and businessman from Irvine, he has been aggressively campaigning on a shoestring budget for months, styling himself as the only true conservative in the race.

President Trump is aggressively campaigning for Republican Senate candidates around the country and belittling their Democratic ­rivals, with one notable exception — Sen. Heidi Heitkamp of North Dakota.

"When we got engaged, I aggressively campaigned for elopement," she said.

An aggressively campaigned dog and handler may be on the road three or four days a week.

The U.S. was in a deep recession, and the governors of several states aggressively campaigned for the Nissan project.

The report ends by noting the glaring irony that Obama aggressively campaigned on a pledge to usher in The Most Transparent Administration Ever™.

Even before the impeachment of Dilma [Rousseff], they aggressively campaigned to water down gun control legislation and lower the age of criminal responsibility.