Sentence examples for campaign compared with from inspiring English sources

And with a $200,000 campaign, compared with Cantor's $5.4m.

Mr. Williams said he expected to spend $1.5 million on the campaign, compared with Ms. Schwartz's $250,000.

What does the bill ban and how did this legislation change the economics of the current presidential campaign compared with those in the recent past?

The A.F.L.-C.I.O. expects to spend about $48 million in the 2000 campaign, compared with about $35 million in 1996, union officials said.

There are 107 words of text in one ad from the new campaign, compared with 217 in an ad from the original campaign that appeared in 1958.

But more generally, to what extent will journalists – the BBC's Nick Robinson, say, or ITV's Tom Bradby – interpret the campaign compared with airtime granted to politicians?

In November, the company had 105 active campaigns, compared with 67 a year ago.

There were 14 Republicans who had already contributed at least $100,000 to their own campaigns, compared with nine at the same point in the 2005-6 elecycle cycle, according to an analysis of campaign finance reports and interviews with strategists.

Due to data availability, the set of data spanning metrics across the pathway is currently less complete for other campaigns compared with the lung cancer campaigns.

Men under 20 years of age and those over 50 were less likely to recall campaigns compared with men aged 20-50 years, as were those who had not tested for HIV, and those with low educational attainment.

These issues have resulted in populations with low vaccine coverage and in some cases a suggestion that some groups of children are consistently less likely to be vaccinated during campaigns compared with the general population (6).