Sentence examples for campaign and subsequent from inspiring English sources

Despite critiques and other potential explanations, it is necessary to include gender when discussing the campaign and subsequent outcome of the 2016 presidential election.

Still, the fact that it happened at all seemed to indicate an attempt at repairing relations after the Turkish bombing campaign, and subsequent military raid.

Yet Amos Kiewe mounts a groundbreaking intervention into Jackson studies by focusing his critical lens on a little-studied aspect of the populist leader's 1828 campaign and subsequent presidency: his creative use of the press.

Trump may try to belittle Bannon's involvement with his campaign and subsequent time in the White House, scoffing that he had "little to do with our historic victory", but few will buy that.

It is part of a pattern, for even as Washington focuses on the political firestorm over Moscow's alleged influence in the Trump election campaign and subsequent administration, joint US-Russian approaches to perceived international threats are evolving in other theatres.

During his presidential campaign and subsequent battle over a health care law, Mr. Obama quieted crowds with the story of his mother's fight with her insurer over whether her cancer was a pre-existing condition that disqualified her from coverage.

And then ask yourself why Donald Trump has made not a single hostile noise against Turkey in all his campaigning and subsequent Muslim bans.

Reagan is a hostage of two other things: first, his political campaigning and subsequent "tough-guy" rhetoric in which he boasted that he would never accede to terrorists' demands; and second, his ineptitude in not having any contingency plans backing up his tough talk to deal with a situation like this, now that it has finally happened during his Administration.

The history of the great presidents of yesteryear has shown that campaign themes/promises and subsequent governing often have little to do with one another.

The history of the successful presidents of yesteryear Jefferson, Lincoln, Roosevelt, Kennedy, Johnson has shown that campaign themes/promises and subsequent governing often have little to do with one another.

Thus, the first intervention incurs the full cost of the general campaign structure, and subsequent interventions require only the incremental costing specific to that disease.