Sentence examples for contest campaign from inspiring English sources
Hashtracking: analytics for hashtag tracking Tougher's take: This hashtracking tool can be pretty valuable if you have a large volume of user generated content implementing hashtags, like a product hashtag, event, contest, campaign and (hopefully not the case) a PR crisis.
They have a duopoly on guiding passive index funds how to vote in "proxy contests"—campaigns to win shareholders' vote at companies' annual meetings.
Rick Santorum, who will have a harder time in the state with its smaller evangelical Christian bloc, campaigned in Florida on Sunday, but since the state has a winner-take-all contest, his campaign may not devote as many resources here as it did to the other states.
Supporters can vote among the finalists in a design contest the campaign held earlier this month.
Sensing an opportunity to shut down the nominating contest, Obama campaign advisers said that they were orchestrating an endorsement of Mr. Obama by at least eight Senate and House members who had pledged to remain uncommitted until the primaries ended, and that the endorsements would come the moment the South Dakota polls closed on Tuesday night.
After the ruling, the candidates continued to contest other campaign ads for a few days.
Asked to comment on Kashkari's scholarship contest, Brown campaign spokesman Dan Newman emailed: "No thanks".
It is not uncommon for politicians to finish these contests with campaign debt.
In any other contest (presidential campaigns, for example), the outcome can be exhilarating or dispiriting to its followers and, by the way, when we wake up the next day, the course of history has been changed.
With the Democrats throwing everything into what they regard as a must-win contest — Bill Clinton campaigned with Braley on Saturday — this is another race on which I wouldn't wager heavily.
DES MOINES — One week before Iowa kicks off the presidential nomination contest, the campaigns are spending three times as much money flooding the airwaves and the Internet as candidates did in 2004, hoping to sway the huge number of undecided voters after months of on-the-ground appeals.
