Sentence examples for appealing campaign from inspiring English sources

There's really no need for him to imitate one of our least appealing president's least appealing campaign strategies.

For Americans struggling with stagnant wages, under- or un-employment, one of Donald Trump's most appealing campaign promises was to bring manufacturing jobs back to the U.S. Navigating the complexities of policy, tariffs and geopolitics would make that hard enough already for the president elect.

As for nonfiction politics of late, it remains to be seen if Democrat and Republican candidates can create smarter, more appealing campaigns in the year ahead that have voters heading to the polls with as much eagerness as when they hit up the cineplex.

Dirty tricks, AstroTurf campaigns and now junk political news are appealing political campaign tools because they have been largely unregulated.

Clinton immediately began appealing for campaign volunteers in the important primary states of Iowa, Nevada, New Hampshire and South Carolina, as well as in New York, where her campaign is to be headquartered in the Brooklyn Heights neighbourhood.

Sanders ended his speech by appealing for campaign donations.

This Sunday Showtime begins "American Candidate," an election year reality show in which 10 ordinary people learn how to lead a political campaign appealing to real voters and coached by real-life campaign advisers.

Race also didn't play any role in the 2008 campaign in equal part because Obama ran an astoundingly measured, appealing, race neutral campaign that kept the focus squarely on the issues of the Bush administration's towering failures, the economy, the financial mess, and he sold a majority of Americans that he could bring a much needed directional change in government.

Milyukov helped to draft the Vyborg Manifesto, appealing for a campaign of passive resistance to the government; this, technically speaking, was an illegal act.

Authorities finally caught up with him on 22 June 2011, days before the FBI was due to launch a campaign appealing for fresh information on Greig.

Another possibility, of course, is that Mr. Corzine just said whatever sounded appealing during the campaign and then got a little carried away in the election-night festivities.