Mrs. Clinton vied aggressively for support among blacks, following on the great good will engendered by Bill Clinton during his campaigns and presidency.
Seller financing, in which an owner offers a buyer a mortgage, was almost unheard of over the last decade, when money was cheap and lenders vied aggressively for borrowers with myriad mortgage products.
Building on the momentum from a tea party event earlier in the day at the Federal Building in downtown Chicago and in tandem with tea parties across the country, the Young Republicans vied most aggressively to mirror history by tossing crates of tea into a body of water like the colonists of revolutionary yore.
Casting aside DRAM and NAND memory where Korea's Samsung and Japan's Toshiba still aggressively vie with America's Micron and Sandisk, these components are overwhelmingly designed and marketed by U.S. concerns.
The other networks were aggressively vying for this footage.
The Sadriyyin movement has aggressively vied for power with the grand ayatollahs of Najaf.
As a result, airlines are aggressively vying to lay claim to the fastest, first, only, most direct and highest-quality service flights to major Asian cities.
While President Obama won this state in 2008 by fewer than 30,000 votes, it is widely seen as Republican-leaning territory now and not among states being most aggressively vied for in the presidential race.
Perhaps the world's future climate can be better gleaned from the actions of oil companies who were recently reported to be aggressively vying for drilling rights in the Arctic.
Mr. Barilla's life "is the story of a possible dream, the Italy that is achievable if you have vision and farsightedness, not the Italy of stagnation," said Matteo Renzi, the 38-year-old mayor of Florence who has been aggressively vying for the past year to lead Italy's main center-left party.
With cash bursting out of every pelvic fold they're equipped with, they're aggressively vying for all of the eyes and dollars in the room.
