Sentence examples for campaign analysis from inspiring English sources
It was, Gillard argued, not the time to fuel campaign analysis.
In the statement, Gillard said she had "requested and Senator Arbib has agreed to not appear on Q&A tonight which is focused solely on campaign analysis" – but she suggested a Labor backbencher, David Bradbury, as a replacement representative on the panel.
Jay Mathews, a Washington Post journalist, has explored the phenomenon for more than 20 years in playful essays about what, in 2008, he called, "a bone-deep bias that has poisoned our presidential politics and rendered our media's campaign analysis largely irrelevant".
Based on watching and reading the campaign analysis, I would say journalists appear to believe that someone with Mr. Romney's unimpeachable character, remarkable record of accomplishment, and commitment to public and private service is routine among those seeking the White House rather than exceptional.
Campaign Analysis: Risks.
The results of the dual-deflection campaign analysis show that there are trade-offs between the competing aspects: the launch cost, mission duration, deflection distance, and the confidence in successful deflection.
My job as a media planner is very varied and can differ day to day, however I would say my core responsibility is to understand, critique and improve media plans throughout their various stages (brief through to post-campaign analysis).
Post-campaign analysis of Sen. Clinton's bid for Democratic presidential nomination focused on the inroads she has made for women in shattering the 'glass ceiling'.
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District-level staff oversaw the campaign from conceptualization to post-campaign analysis; these were mostly CHF staff, along with personnel from VF and specialists hired for particular tasks.
Mr. Williams, the Romney spokesman, said that both the original Tax Policy Center study and the Obama campaign's analysis of it were riddled with false assumptions.
