Sentence examples for campaign implies from inspiring English sources

Not in the sense that the campaign implies.

Nuclear Matters and Exelon cheapen the national conversation about these issues when the campaign implies and the company claims outright that state and federal subsidies for wind power are "distorting competitive markets".

A parent campaign implies that it is a completely new Salesforce campaign and a child campaign implies that it is a subset campaign that is part of a larger marketing campaign.

The Tories have spent much of the campaign implying this can be done with relative ease.

In 2000 Senator John McCain, whose adopted daughter, Bridget, is originally from Bangladesh, found himself the subject of a whisper campaign implying he had fathered a black child outside his marriage.

Polls indicate that some may be swayed by Mr. Cain's denials, suggesting that the disclosures are a smear campaign, implying that these women fabricated their claims to derail his nomination.

The Clinton campaign implied, over and over again that, as a Black man, Obama could not attract the support of the white people (many of them racists, apparently) supporting Clinton's campaign.

When polls showed McGovern gaining, Lovre's campaign implied that McGovern's support for admitting the People's Republic of China to the United Nations and his past support for Henry Wallace meant that McGovern was a Communist appeaser or sympathizer.

Because the internet is internationally accessible, any internet-based advertising or recruitment campaign implied international reach.

In one study, respondents considered that the lack of media campaigns implies that waterpipe smoking must be safer than cigarette smoking [ 10].

Events are conspiring to make the new administration a more difficult one than the campaigning implied.