Sentence examples for campaign existed from inspiring English sources

A rocket attack on the governor's offices where American Special Forces troops are quartered, and a drive-by shooting at an American soldier in town a month ago, first alerted officials that a coordinated campaign existed.

Rogers showed he supported normalizing breastfeeding in an episode from the 1980s, long before any hashtag campaign existed.

Your product has universal appeal – before this campaign existed, I could never contemplate a life without toilet paper, but you've managed to make the essential seem grotesque and now I'm trying to think of ways around using it.

The campaign exists to support the logistics of the tour".

That is why the Time to Change campaign exists, to fight for better services and understanding.

San Juan legislator Luis Gallardo agreed, saying the campaign "exists only in the imagination of our statehood politicians.

The Protest the Pope campaign exists because a large number of people in the UK are against the state visit.

First of all chances are that a homeless person won't be a regular Facebook user; they're unlikely to know the campaign exists.

It is to change the attitudes of those who think "what does Stephen Fry have to be depressed about?" that the Time to Change campaign exists.

In this sense, Barbour found himself in the shoes of former Tennessee Senator Fred Thompson, whose near comatose campaign exists as an omen to future indifferent White House suitors.

Meanwhile, women in neighbouring Uzbekistan are reportedly falling victim to a secret government-sponsored campaign of forced sterilisation to control an exploding population – though the government denies any such campaign exists.