Sentence examples for campaigning strength from inspiring English sources

He said serious losses would damage the party's campaigning strength.

Mr Shapps said "coming clean about membership is step number one" in rebuilding the Conservative Party's campaigning strength ahead of the next general election.

The former housing minister briefly served as immigration minister before taking on the job of rebuilding the Tories' campaigning strength for the next general election.

My colleague Ryan Lizza asked where Biden's advantage over Clinton was in various areas — youth, gender, broad party support, "lefty cred," money, and campaign strength — and found none.

The Army, which for the last two years has proclaimed it can make you "Army strong," is adding a second theme to its campaign, "Strength like no other".

But his major campaign strength, his aides say, is his fluid speaking style and his ability to connect well with voters.

The changes include an additional theme for the campaign, "Strength like no other," which will appear along with "Army strong"; a focus on the skills that recruits can learn in the Army, to make a stronger case about how serving can bring personal and career success later in life; and new information about becoming an officer.

The cash-on-hand and spending figures in the third-quarter reports, which are the last official look at candidate finances this year, become a critical gauge of campaign strength as candidates start spending in the months before early voting in Iowa and New Hampshire.

The poll, which morphed over the decades into a closely watched early test of caucus campaign strength, had "outlived its usefulness," Branstad told The Wall Street Journal this week.

But Watson turned the criticism of her age into a campaign strength, arguing that her experience in office made her the only candidate prepared to "hit the ground running" in Washington.

As with Mr. Clinton, though, the very campaign strengths that got Mr. Bush elected led to his worst moments in office.