Sentence examples for campaign which could from inspiring English sources

The company considered a TV campaign, which could have been produced more quickly than outdoor and print ads.

But the campaign, which could scarcely afford the bus, was being greatly outspent by Mr. Romney and Mr. Giuliani.

The Buchanan campaign, which could be fined for not filing on time, says it is working on the report.

The combative midfielder hopes he can now push on for the rest of the campaign, which could end with a place in England's World Cup squad.

He said backers providing the money for his campaign, which could total $30 million on its own, did not want to be identified because they feared possible retaliation.

But Ms. Gorelick backed Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton in the Democratic primaries and contributed early on to her campaign, which could work against her as a contender.

But he is not much for campaigning, which could have hurt him.

Ideally, he said, the group will serve as "an innovation hub for testing better strategies for campaigning, which could then be useful to candidates across the country in 2018, both in terms of messaging and how Democrats run in the Trump era".

Note that many jurisdictions in the United States are planning mass vaccination campaigns which could reach 10%-20 10%-20e population per day, far greater than the mass vaccination levels examined here; it is interesting to note that mass vaccination campaigns may be effective in preventing a widespread epidemic even at much lower levels than are being planned for.

The junta has also embarked on a large-scale sell-off of state assets in what appears to be an effort to build up money for the election campaign but which could also remake the economic system, for better or worse.

More practically, it means access to the union's considerable campaign apparatus, which could finance mailings, telephone calls and leaflets.