Sentence examples for difficulty a campaign from inspiring English sources

Dr. Palms, 65, a nuclear physicist, suggested that he was concerned about the difficulty a campaign would impose on his family.

One of the major difficulties a campaign trumpeting the nation's less attractive qualities faces is the need to counteract decades of expensive tourist initiatives portraying Britain as both welcoming and worth a visit.

In January, when the government had not yet decided whether the referendum would be called, the transportation minister, Leo Varadkar, referred to the difficulties that a campaign for the treaty would face.

O'Dowd withdrew from seeking a nomination on 30 June, due to the difficulty of organising a campaign and "because he stopped believing he could win".

One need only look at the relative difficulties of building a campaign to protect the rights of battery hens – still providing most of our eggs – and the polar bear.

Between the ease of setting up a campaign, the difficulty of detecting fraud and the ability to set up campaigns on someone else's behalf, rooting out fraud on online donation sites can be tremendously complicated.

He would have no difficulty raising campaign money.

Mr. Vilsack also had some difficulty raising campaign money.

In interviews in Florida, some Republicans expressed frustration with Mr. Romney and the difficulty his campaign has had seizing on the dissatisfaction with the president.

Still having difficulty raising campaign funds in his adopted home town, Arthur J. Goldberg is flying to Chicago, his former home town, today, to seek out of‐state contributions to his campaign for Governor.

There are four levels of difficulty in campaign mode: Easy, Normal, Heroic, and Legendary.