Sentence examples for aggressively raise from inspiring English sources

Mr. Davis, through his office, said campaigns were so expensive that candidates must aggressively raise money.

4. High-performing sales organizations are not afraid to aggressively raise year-over-year annual quotas.

In the three years since the hurricane, Dickson has continued to aggressively raise money for the department, including $28 million toward its capital campaign.

Faced with data like this, the Federal Reserve has backed off from its plan to aggressively raise interest rates and shrink its balance sheet.

Broader indexes also rose sharply as investors -- at least for the day -- put aside fears that the Federal Reserve would aggressively raise interest rates and slow the economy to a crawl.

Senator Tom Daschle of South Dakota, the majority leader, said in an interview tonight that while Democrats fought hard to change the rules, the party had an obligation to continue to aggressively raise soft money until the rules change.

Mr. Gore argued that in 1996 he was faced with a choice of "unilaterally" disarming by not aggressively raising money, thereby ceding the election to Republicans, or playing the fund-raising game with equal ferocity in order to protect Democratic policies.

And Mrs. Clinton is aggressively raising more of this money.

The Reporter has been aggressively raising its profile with a similar strategy.

The Federal Reserve aggressively raised interest rates yesterday, and Wall Street cheered.

His political team has been aggressively raising money to help finance Democratic challengers.