Sentence examples for campaign forcefully from inspiring English sources

When Mr. Clinton suffered an embarrassing defeat in the Connecticut primary, he did not blame Mr. Lieberman, and Mr. Lieberman continued to campaign forcefully for him.

But leaders of the settlements campaigned forcefully against the bridge, and they say they have not given up yet.

The M.D.C. — which, in those days, had close ties to Zimbabwe's white farmers — campaigned forcefully against Mugabe's bill, and it was defeated.

Pence was a major, unapologetic supporter of the Iraq War ― a war that Trump has campaigned forcefully against and insists now that he opposed, even though he was quoted as supporting it before it began.

The campaign moved forcefully to rebut the notion that Mrs. Clinton was giving up a state.

For weeks, the Romney campaign has forcefully argued that Mr. Santorum's victory in the Missouri primary last month was meaningless because no delegates were awarded.

Mr. Emanuel, in his debut as a campaign surrogate, forcefully defended the president's character, values and motives during his first three years in the White House.

While O'Malley's campaign also forcefully pushed back after the debate schedule was announced, with a senior strategist proclaiming the party seemed intent on "facilitating a coronation", the candidate's words represented a direct attack on the DNC by a former chair of the Democratic Governors Association.

George Osborne, the chancellor, has seen his chances of succeeding Cameron effectively destroyed, after he campaigned so forcefully alongside the prime minister.

The White House has run a forcefully negative campaign against Jodi Kantor's book, "The Obamas," since the first details of the work came to light last week.

Mr. Romney gave a 30-minute version of his stump speech, a preview of how he will forcefully campaign against President Obama, saying he has failed to improve the lives of middle-class Americans.