Sentence examples for changed campaigns from inspiring English sources

Chivas has changed campaigns frequently in the last 20 years.

AFTER Richard M. Nixon faced John F. Kennedy in televised debates, people said television had changed campaigns forever.

Unsurprisingly, Coca-Cola recently changed campaigns for Sprite, introducing a character with a hip-hop flavor named Miles Thirst that is meant to amplify the longtime Sprite theme, "Obey your thirst," with younger consumers.

For instance, Tanqueray gin has changed campaigns, bringing out ads that carry the theme "Resist simple"; riders of the New York City subway system are seeing posters that advertise Bulldog gin; and Bols, the Dutch distiller, began a campaign in the United States this month for Bols Genever, a sweet, aromatic gin, which carries the theme "Strangely perfect".

Early voting has also fundamentally changed campaigns in other ways.

President Barack Obama changed campaign history by embracing social media in 2008.

Network technology has irrevocably changed campaigning and elections.

Sixty years ago he changed campaigning forever by creating a series of televised spots that helped Dwight Eisenhower win the presidency.

This isn't the first time this has happened since federal court decisions in 2010 changed campaign finance law.

(IndieGogo doesn't allow you to change campaigns from fixed to flexible mid-campaign). .

She said she was proposing legislation to change campaign financing and a code of ethics for the business.