Sentence examples for campaign problems from inspiring English sources

New York's chief judge, Judith S. Kaye, said she was not aware of campaign problems there.

If Romney catches fire – which is still possible – his campaign problems suddenly look trivial.

Romney's bigger campaign problems may well have been his failure to settle on a consistent message and his constant struggle to escape both the caricature of him as a flip-flopper and the suspicions surrounding his Mormonism.

Romney is preparing for a higher profile at the 3 January Iowa caucuses, hoping Texas governor Rick Perry and businessman Herman Cain can't quickly fix their campaign problems and back-of-the-pack contenders don't move quickly to energize voters.

During the Charlie Rose interview, Mr. Clinton looked agitated at times as he talked about recent campaign problems faced by his wife, Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton of New York, and her tough race against Mr. Obama and former Senator John Edwards of North Carolina in Iowa, which holds the first nominating contest on Jan . 3

He or she will address campaign problems and keep things running smoothly.

But it certainly erased the biggest campaign problem to date for both men: each other.

Early on, several opposition-party staffers face a basic campaign problem: how to get a hall for a speech that their boss, known as the Deputy (played by Yvens Montand) will give.

The economists wonder how the spread of an opinion among interacting individuals may contribute to trigger financial crises and cascades [4 6], and whether it can be employed in speculative manners [7]; with a similar goal, some politicians aim to manipulate public opinion to gain and reinforce their power [8] or seek for an optimal opinion control strategy in the campaign problem [18].

The McCain-Feingold law remains part of the solution to our campaign finance problems, not part of the problem.

She said her campaign highlighted problems with the funding system.