Sentence examples for campaign would be expected from inspiring English sources

A governor bent on a potentially tough re-election campaign would be expected to exhibit more aggressive and confrontational behavior, and perhaps some public jabs at Mr. Abbott.

This would mean that staunch Eurosceptics, such as Iain Duncan Smith, would be expected to campaign for a yes vote.

Our study demonstrates that the increase in the number of people tested during the campaign phase was not greater than what would be expected for that time of year.

As the campaign started at the end of January 2011, it was assumed that no change in incidence would be expected until March 2011 due to the likely time delay between making a GP appointment and receiving a diagnosis.

I would be expected to".

Thus a priming effect would be expected.

Mr. Ickes said that he expected the full delegations to be seated with full votes and that the campaign would be making public its legal review shortly.

Writing in his Sunday Mirror column, Prescott says it would normally be expected that, as deputy leader, Harman would lead the campaign.

Making comparisons with the commercial advertising industry, a campaign of this magnitude with relatively short advertisements and a comparatively limited budget may raise brand awareness but would not necessarily be expected to change consumer behaviour.

Kenneth M. Goldstein, an associate professor of political science at the University of Wisconsin, said that it was to be expected that the campaigns would take liberties, and that with both Mr. Kerry and Mr. Bush flush with cash, there was plenty of time for them to answer each other's claims.

But this, too, would seem to benefit Clinton, since her husband can be expected to campaign hard for her.