Sentence examples for campaigns trouble from inspiring English sources

And in a throwback to old-style Communist campaigns, trouble for individuals has often been heralded by an article in an obscure journal or a letter to the editor.

Mr. Booker said he found the timing and cost of the mayor's public service campaigns troubling.

Although the decision to drop the tariffs represents a rare turnabout in policy by the Bush White House, and could give the president's re-election campaign trouble in crucial states like Ohio, West Virginia and Pennsylvania, the administration plans to make a case that the tariffs are being lifted because they have accomplished their goal.

In the 1947 campaign, trouble began on April 16, when (no longer on page 1), the Times announced, "Vaccinations Stop; Drug Supply Gone; Thousands Turned Away" (5 ).

The cost of the campaign troubled Van Fleet and Ridgway: 60,000 casualties, 22,000 of them American.

For a campaign troubled by fumbles and incoherent proposals, this counts as progress.

She admits that Mackintosh's portrayal of himself as a "family man" in his election literature "makes people in my campaign troubled".

It was also emblematic of a surprising patch of late-campaign troubles contradicting conventional wisdom — including mine — that he was a likely winner due to the anti-charisma of the capable Mr. Hynes and a shortened primary campaign favoring incumbents.

Meanwhile, the Republican group's new radio ad tries to capitalize on Mr. Corzine's campaign troubles of the last few weeks, when he has been on the defensive about his finances and his charitable giving.

As his allies worked to make the most of Gov. George W. Bush's campaign troubles, Vice President Al Gore went about the hard work of not making news today, manufacturing gauzy pictures in a Maine high school and re-emphasizing policy positions that seem to be touching a chord.

Powell also stated that McCain's negative campaigning "troubled me".