Sentence examples for be difficult to campaign from inspiring English sources

He will be difficult to campaign against".

Perhaps for these reasons, perhaps because it is difficult to campaign about not believing in something, the anti-messianists, rather than battling it out shout-for-shout in the streets, are focusing primarily on image control.

It would be difficult to find a campaign consultant for either party who would say that the court's view reflected political reality.

Mr Weale said: "During an election campaign it would obviously be difficult (to change rates) but the election campaign will last for three weeks".

Since many in places like India pay with cash and are unbanked, it can be difficult to measure sales for ad campaign return on investment.

This could be difficult to address in public education campaigns, but could perhaps be tackled at GP level.

In some parts of New York, it might be difficult to tell that there are City Council campaigns.

The efficacy of large multifaceted interventional campaigns will be difficult to evaluate because unexposed populations no longer exist.

It is difficult to gauge which campaign is using data more effectively.

People don't even consider them violence anymore and it is difficult to do a campaign against something that is widely accepted in the country.

SAME RACE, DIFFERENT SIGNALS Both Jamieson and Morris say it's difficult to identify when campaigns are trying to suppress a vote, because the most effective efforts may occur in different segmented markets within the same race.