Sentence examples for constantly campaigning from inspiring English sources

In other words, he must browbeat its members, or impress them with his own popularity, which means he is constantly campaigning too.

Britain's Jamie Oliver is a chef constantly campaigning for good, healthy food, and in The World in 2011 he bravely looks at the challenge of feeding the planet in 25 years' time.

Elected officials have grappled with it more head-on, because they're constantly campaigning.

He personally led his almost constantly campaigning forces, enduring extremes of desert heat and lacerating cold.

"Symbiosis," he says, "is very different from Darwin's idea of natural selection," and Darwinians have constantly campaigned against fellow biologists who study symbiosis.

The Alaska senator seemed unfazed by the attack, telling the press she was in Washington to govern, not to constantly campaign for re-election.

There are also areas that, Mr. Green said in an interview, he would not list among his top 20 accomplishments, but that he still refers to constantly when campaigning.

Eight years ago, Huckabee won the Iowa caucuses and became a political superstar, but now the former Arkansas governor is trailing in the polls, campaigning constantly and traveling the state in relative obscurity.

Instead our citizens see politicians of both parties finger pointing, shouting, name-calling, and constantly election campaigning so each party can marginally improve their respective electoral position to gain and use more power.

During the election campaign, politicians have constantly said they are campaigning for an overall majority for their party.

Back when the Republicans were campaigning, they constantly talked about jobs, jobs and jobs.