Sentence examples for campaign efficiency from inspiring English sources
There should be something reassuring about this Obama campaign efficiency to all Americans, even those who supported Mr. Romney based on his success in business.
In a re-election campaign in which his mostly multiracial crowds are smaller than in 2008 (he is no longer the fresh new face, and the Secret Service frowns on those 100,000-plus throngs), Mr. Obama is a scheduler's dream, a walking, talking, handshaking, baby-hugging prototype of campaign efficiency.
He cheerfully tells bemused lunchers at Pleasanton's Blue Agave restaurant that his chances are not great, and spends surely too many minutes for campaign efficiency poring over trinkets in a bric-à-brac shop.Yet the Pombo camp is not taking victory for granted.
Examples of such programs include the Bay Area Air Quality Management District Spare the Air program (2008) and the California's Flex Your Power campaign (Efficiency Partnership 2008).
If you take the councillors out there will be nothing left in terms of local activities and campaigns, you reduce campaigning efficiency".
An analysis of campaigns efficiency and costs is presented elsewhere [ 17].
Rob has recently lent his media support as the face of for Defra's Resource Efficiency Campaign for small businesses.
It already contracts out those jobs at 219 airports, a result of an efficiency campaign begun during the Clinton administration.
Using the slightly anachronistic means of communication — open letters, conference calls, secretaries, lawsuits — so beloved of captains of industry, the members have mobilized a preëmptory campaign of characteristic efficiency and vim.
The members have mobilized a preemptive campaign of characteristic efficiency and vim… Writer goes to Deepdale to meet with house chair John Wilson, a retired Wall Street executive, who is the only member of the club to reside in the village.
The ferocious Ms. Kendrick, her ponytail swinging like an ax, grabs every scene she's in, which works for her go-getter (go-get-him) character, who is sent out on the road with Bingham as part of an efficiency campaign.
