Sentence examples for campaign means from inspiring English sources

At the moment the rest of the campaign means nothing.

The badness of his campaign means that he can't call this a victory.

A social media campaign means their voices have begun to be widely heard over the past week.

Should a super PAC get caught doing something like this, its legal separation from a campaign means the crime could never drag down a candidate or party.

Mr. Gingrich is leading in polls in Iowa, but his stated desire to conduct a positive campaign means his rivals' attack ads are going largely unanswered.

The chancellor's pledge to spend "what it takes" on the military campaign means the eventual cost could be higher still, especially if the war drags out.

Then came a media campaign meant to destroy his reputation.

Running a political campaign meant keeping "a zillion balls in the air at once".

She added that the campaign meant no offense to Mr. King.

In 2010 the prime minister, Nguyen Tan Dung, launched a campaign meant to "transform" Vietnam into an "advanced IT country".

But he has strenuously denied any wrongdoing and has described the proceedings as "a smear campaign" meant to discredit him.