Sentence examples for campaign is considered from inspiring English sources

In New Jersey Legislative races, spending more than a few hundred thousand dollars on one campaign is considered expensive.

That campaign is considered by historians to be one of the dirtiest in American history, which is really saying something.

He adds that Andy Burnham, who will soon launch his campaign, is considered to be insufficiently radical.

(By comparison, South Africa will spend $18 million this year to promote tourism, and even that campaign is considered modest by world standards).

In New Jersey, where farmers compete directly with Long Island farmers for wholesale customers, the long-running New Jersey Farm Fresh campaign is considered a classic example of agricultural branding, as the field is known.

It's also a gamble for crowdfunding companies: when a big campaign is considered fraudulent, the backers blame Indiegogo and Kickstarter for doing exactly what they're supposed to do.

"The McDonald campaign is considering all available options at this time," a spokesman, Mike Veitch, said in a statement.

Cobb spokesman Blair Bobier called the court's decision "disappointing" and said the campaign is considering an appeal.

The campaign is considering whether to move Mrs. Romney's speech to another night, though it is proceeding for now with the Monday night plans.

Staff members were just asked to turn in their parking passes, and the campaign is considering a move from its Virginia headquarters to a cheaper space.

Mr. Rove also said that as is customary for the nominee, the Bush campaign is considering making changes at the Republican National Committee.