Sentence examples for campaign especially when from inspiring English sources

Chris Coleman and his players need no telling there is little margin for error in this qualification campaign, especially when their opponents are ranked 137th in the world.

A second component of this is gender, one of the most important prisms in this campaign, especially when it comes to guns.

But it's counterproductive to dwell on it, magnify it and exploit it during a campaign — especially when you're getting all that love from Joe Sixpack.

But the conversation also reflected and distilled Mr. Bush's continuing attempts to have it several ways in his campaign, especially when it comes to the topics of Mr. Clinton's affair and Mr. Gore's aspirations.

The drawing rooms of Petersburg may feel far from the blood and dirt of Napoleon's campaign, especially when the novel opens, but "war" and "peace" inexorably converge: Prince Andrei Bolkonsky goes to fight Napoleon, as do Petya and Nikolai Rostov.

This suggests the necessity of seeking a spatial balance between concentrated and distributed campaign structures for optimal exposure to the campaign, especially when the budget of the campaign is limited and time is constrained.

There is a desperate lack of funding for smaller, local campaigning – especially when you look at how much money goes to NGOs and big charities in comparison.

Efua Dorkenoo, advocacy director on female genital mutilation for Equality Now, said male allies were "critical" for the success of gender equality campaigns, especially when rights abuses are cloaked in cultural terms.

Such rebound effects were noted to be dampened with repeated education campaigns, especially when followed by education on how members of the public could manage common ailments better and about availability of alternative primary health clinics in the community and their opening hours.

This should be addressed in future campaigns, especially when dealing with larger populations such as would be found in entire districts and provinces.

The paper adopted a policy this year that requires candidates to verify the factual content in campaign advertisements, especially when they refer to other candidates.