Sentence examples for campaigns fear from inspiring English sources

But anti-discrimination campaigns fear that such legislation could paradoxically weaken protections for vulnerable groups.

Why they're against it runs the gamut: the entrenched position of teachers' unions as superlative donors to Democratic campaigns, fear from opponents that public funds may be used in religious schools, and a worry from some public school teachers that losing kids most prone to seek out scholarships and vouchers will ultimately create a worse environment for those that stay in public schools.

Once campaigns feared complaints from prominent TV journalists — and the hassle of responding to the lawyers who spoke for them.

Iris, a veteran of peace campaigns, fears another George McGovern debacle (losing 49 states to Nixon in 1972).

But some in the remain campaign fear the debate risks being written off as a scrap between senior Conservatives, which would fail to motivate the left-of-centre voters whose support will be essential to winning the referendum.

Environmentalists joined the campaign, fearing that the species was being depleted.

I suspect that the GOP, more than the Obama campaign, fears a Santorum candidacy.

Foreign government officials have signaled that they will fight the campaign, fearing that it will cause many factories to close.

Numerous establishment Republicans had called on him to abandon his campaign, fearing that he could no longer win what had once seemed an easy race.

But one veteran of the younger Mr. Bush's campaign fears a different parallel – that of Michael Dukakis, another Massachusetts governor, who won the 1988 Democratic nomination.

While the Markey campaign feared that Mr. Gomez would attract millions of dollars in outside money from special interests, that backing did not materialize in a serious way.