Sentence examples for campaign which may from inspiring English sources

At the same time, the mandate, and the health care law more generally, is sure to be an issue in the president's 2012 re-election campaign, which may be a reason he is offering the proposal now.

In 1996, a last-minute $3m campaign of attack ads against Democrats in 29 races, a campaign which may have been financed by the Kochs, was considered outrageous and extravagant.

VanAirsdale's "Consider Uggie" campaign, which may have been slightly tongue-in-cheek ("Intertitles! Schmintertitles!"), neglected to mention whether it was taking aim at the best or supporting actor nomination.

Mr. Hansel explained that his nom de Net derived from an impish character in a Domino's Pizza advertising campaign, which may say more about his diet than his hacking prowess.

This, too, is the case for its high-flavanol marketing campaign, which may have required as much forethought and expense as the creation of the high-flavanol cocoa itself.

The Louisiana campaign, which may determine which party controls the Senate, is a test case for whether embattled Democrats in Republican-leaning states can frame their reelection bids around local issues and keep them from becoming referendums on the president.

Many such employers contribute to political campaigns, which may be why, year after year, Congress has withheld financing from agencies charged with making the sanctions it long ago enacted stick.

But some of the groups could also pose a threat to established campaigns, which may find it difficult to stop them from wandering off message or committing strategic blunders.

Only 26percentt of Wingsplay members participated in one of those two campaigns, which may mean (as Lasry argues) that they're only sharing videos that they genuinely like, rather than sharing anything and everything for the money.

After five weeks of campaigning, which may have seemed unending and interminable at the time, but which in retrospect passed relatively quickly, the British general election is over, and David Cameron is once again ensconced in 10 Downing Street.

The strategies outlined above do not warrant large scale 'national level' awareness campaigns, which may exacerbate anxiety and induce maladaptive rather than positive health seeking behaviors.