Around the league, family ownership was giving way to young businessmen, who aggressively capitalized on the sport's growing popularity.
Sony is aggressively capitalizing on the trend.
Tech start-ups too are aggressively capitalizing on the boom by building new products and services that depend on the technology.
After suffering from a run of bad luck, Brown aggressively capitalized on some late-developing good luck.
And it is precisely why, a strategist close to the Clinton campaign said, her aides had decided to use the site more aggressively and capitalize on the line to him established by Ms. Sefl — now a vice president at the Glover Park Group, the former firm of Mr. Wolfson, Mrs. Clinton's communications director, and an informal adviser to Mrs. Clinton's campaign chairman, Terry McAuliffe.
Larry Gerbrandt, an industry analyst with Media Valuation Partners in Los Angeles, said studios are moving aggressively to capitalize on the popularity of comics, as shown by the studios' heavy presence at Comic-Con, a trade show in San Diego in July.
Advocates moved aggressively this year to capitalize on that shift, flooding the district offices of wavering lawmakers with phone calls, e-mails and signed postcards from constituents who favored same-sex marriage, sometimes in bundles that numbered in the thousands.
The state government is also aggressively wooing tourists, trying to capitalize on its spectacular ancient Mayan ruins.
This seems an acknowledgement on Lyft's part that now is the time to aggressively pursue growth in order to capitalize on its position relative to industry leader Uber.
McCain's campaign sought aggressively in the final weeks to capitalize on Obama's image as an elitist, pulling an obscure plumber from Ohio into the headlines to paint Obama as a liberal who would raise taxes.
