Sentence examples for campaign squarely from inspiring English sources

Dennis Rochford, his Iowa campaign manager, said Mr. du Pont, 52, was aiming his campaign squarely at Republicans in their 20's and 30's.

O'Malley, who is polling far behind Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders, blamed his flagging campaign squarely on the DNC's debate schedule.

Mrs. Bachmann has gained in recent surveys in Iowa as she has focused her campaign squarely on fiscal issues, and stayed away from social issues like gay marriage and abortion, which fueled her early political career.

The episode thrust questions about Mrs. Clinton's health and the transparency of her campaign squarely into the last two months of the race, which many polls show has grown tighter.

Instead I was able to focus my attention in the roughly 10-hour single-player campaign squarely where it belongs — on the slick visuals; the fabulous environment design; the admirably realistic and varied artificial intelligence; and the tight, polished combat mechanics.

Mr. Edwards pitched his campaign squarely at the have-nots in South Carolina, where he won a convincing victory on Tuesday, and surveys of voters leaving the polling places indicated that he ran strongly among those for whom jobs were a major issue, including African-Americans.

But few Democrats have made their campaigns squarely about these three issues in past races.

Mr. Perry appears eager to run a campaign aimed squarely at the Republican base.

The grassroots knew it was up against a propaganda campaign set squarely against us.

Yet on Tuesday, Kathy Hochul, a Democrat, took the seat, with a campaign focused squarely on Mr. Ryan's plan to dismantle Medicare and replace it with a voucher system.

He also said that the G.O.P. needs to attract independent voters, women, and Hispanics, not just "true believers" who watch Fox, adding that he would run a campaign based squarely around "jobs and kids".