Sentence examples for campaign offset from inspiring English sources

But by working hard in Republican areas of western Iowa, the Bush campaign offset the advantage that Mr. Kerry had in the eastern part of the state.

Stepping in to help Mr. Kerry's campaign offset what has been Mr. Bush's 10-to-1 fund-radvantagevanthese these groups are part of a handful of committees that some critics call a "shadow" political party.

But an aggressive membership campaign largely offset the loss of members.

"Desire Under the Elms.' Public wondering if circulation gained by the clean plays campaign will offset loss of Broun's going.

Or maybe it's a campaign to offset with shows from a Muslim ally the influence of programs from evil India, with their characters' histrionics and familial infighting?

With no support from the government, the organizers were forced to launch a crowdsourcing campaign to offset the massive costs.

The publication of this collection of photo's and text, entitled "The Long Shadow of Chernobyl", was first published in 2011 as an iPad App, and is now being published as a 20-year retrospective photo book, funded in part by a Kickstarter campaign to offset the high cost of printing.

The Democrats will depend on labor unions — the shock troops of their political campaigns — to offset two new developments this election cycle: Tea Party enthusiasm and corporations' ability to spend unlimited amounts thanks to a Supreme Court ruling.

"But if you run a well-disciplined, well-organized, well-managed campaign, you can offset financial advantages".

All of which suggests that an aggressive Nader campaign could entirely offset advantages Mr. Gore might gain from Mr. Buchanan's candidacy, which is expected to siphon votes from the apparent Republican nominee, Gov. George W. Bush.

Due to delays in the criminal investigation, Rice continues to accrue additional legal expenses, which an online campaign hopes to offset.