Sentence examples for campaign terms from inspiring English sources

In campaign terms, at least, he is everything Mr. Obama is not, for good or ill.

Rivals noted that even at that rate he would be far behind Mr. Romney, given that he starts from close to zero in campaign terms.

"In campaign terms, you're looking for a range of people who reach across different demographics – so not just business leaders but others too".

Leaving the White House in the aftermath of a crisis may be still less politically risky in this case, given that Mitt Romney, the Republican candidate, injected the crisis into campaign terms by immediately criticizing the administration's handling of it.

The anti-Obama sentiment seems to have the upper hand in all the polls, but Representative Charlie Melancon, Mr. Vitter's Democratic rival, has been trying to change that by reminding voters of what his campaign terms "Forgotten Crimes".

Mr. Bush has so far refused to lay out his plans with equal precision, and his campaign advertisement saying that nearly 300 prominent economists endorse his general approach is not, in campaign terms, a totally satisfactory substitute for specific details.

How will "Satyamev Jayate" incorporate them?We have started a campaign termed "Vote for Change".

"Generation (candidate)" is a well-precedented campaign term for the youth constituency.

The US leader condemned China during his election campaign, terming it an "enemy" because of its supposedly unfair trade practices.

This is an optional campaign term.

Candidates may have just one chance to make an impression on these voters, and not always on the campaigns' terms.