Sentence examples for campaign concern from inspiring English sources

Let's start with the shortage of housing for Londoners on low and middle incomes, a headline campaign concern.

This partly explains why the Tories have made immigration so central to their campaign: concern about immigration is often higher in areas where there aren't many immigrants.

Still, the comments touched on one of the most sensitive aspects of the current presidential campaign — concern for Senator Barack Obama's safety.

Mr. Lazio adopted education as a major campaign concern only in the last week, inviting criticism from Democrats that he is motivated less by heartfelt interest than by polls suggesting it is a top concern of voters.

Throughout the campaign, concern about whether Warren would endorse Sanders, or otherwise undermine Clinton, proved to be a theme in Podesta's hacked emails.

Another whispering campaign concerned the workers engaged to replace the sidewalks.

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The Lazio campaign, concerned about the reaction of Jewish voters, criticized what it called the White House's use of official resources to help Mrs. Clinton.

As you may have deduced from Jarvis's iceman get-up, this seminal campaign concerns the Arctic, which is losing ice and gaining unwanted attention.

But further conversation reveals she is in fact fairly certain she will vote No. "I'm thinking down the line if there might be children involved..," she trails off, referring to No campaign concerns about gay adoption and surrogacy.

That last headline, from The New York Post, referred to concerns that the State Senate majority leader, Joseph L. Bruno, had expressed about the mayor's Senate campaign, concerns that are said to be shared by other state Republican leaders.