Sentence examples for aggressively raising from inspiring English sources

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.

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

Mitt Romney, a former governor of Massachusetts, has opened an exploratory campaign and is aggressively raising money.

It did so in part by eliminating some low-trafficked routes, avoiding debt and aggressively raising revenue from other sources.

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

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

After West rebid two diamonds, Kimmel (North) aggressively raised to two hearts.

Khayat aggressively raised funds, cultivated allies in the academic establishment, and went to work on the school's image.

Then, when South voluntarily advanced with two spades, North aggressively raised, hoping his club king was not a wasted value.