Sentence examples for bitter campaigning from inspiring English sources

And, after months of bitter campaigning, has the UK become, in effect, two nations?

Rousseff's narrow election victory was accomplished after two months of intense, bitter campaigning that saw the introduction of U.S.-style negative campaign tactics, including highly personal attacks.

In a month of bitter campaigning in 1911, the 70-year-old prime minister delivered more than 50 speeches yet could not overcome the powerful combination of imperialist business interests and bigoted nationalism.

Cruz and Marco Rubio, two senators locked in a fight for the mantle of Trump's chief challenger, spent the day trading punches as they crisscrossed Nevada for a final 24 hours of increasingly bitter campaigning.

Despite a year of often bitter campaigning, Austrians turned out in significant numbers to reject the far-right candidate Norbert Hofer in a rerun of the country's presidential elections.

Even to speak of the transition in the singular is, in a way, misleading, given that there are many changes occurring at once: the handover of institutions from one set of hands to another; a businessman becoming President; an electorate witnessing a season of bitter campaigning give way to a period of governance.

Still, the bitter campaigns leave impressions of judicial partisanship and indebtedness to campaign donors.

The homestretch of this bitter campaign will clearly be fertile for more than nasty commercials.

In Jamaica or Guyana, such a bitter campaign would already be turning violent.

Such sniping sets a tone for what may be a bitter campaign.

It is a bitter campaign with unpleasant charges from both sides.