Sentence examples for dominated campaigns from inspiring English sources

So there are a few things he avoids mentioning to prospective young voters he wants to woo, including the hot-button topics like abortion and same-sex marriage, which have dominated campaigns past.

His good looks, Mr. Smith said, initially lent credence to the criticism that, "'He's too young, he's too inexperienced, he's a snot-nosed kid".' The Kennedy-Nixon debate was widely considered a turning point in American politics, the beginning of the era when media handlers and image consultants dominated campaigns.

"Members who eschewed Washington are now saying, 'I'm an insider, I'm indispensable to the national efforts.' " Howard Wolfson, executive director of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, put it this way: "Issues that have dominated campaigns thus far are clearly off to the side and have become almost irrelevant.

But Mr. Hevesi's advisers said the campaign's hand had been forced by Mr. Giuliani, whose attacks have dominated campaign news for days and left the candidate less able to get coverage for less explosive events like endorsements and policy proposals.

But it is to say that effective Republican campaigns would have dominated campaign coverage with these assertions and made Democrats try to refute them, rather than merely playing defence against Democratic criticisms of Iraq and Republican ethics.

The last time Vice President Al Gore talked Cuba policy -- about the fate of Elian Gonzalez, the young boy who was ultimately returned to Cuba over the objections of his Miami relatives -- it dominated campaign news for days.

The row dominated campaigning as Ed Miliband said the defence secretary had demeaned himself and his office.

The story has now dominated campaign coverage for two days, so Hillary Clinton is obviously aware that her campaign is making the charge.

"It will put on steroids the trend that outside groups are increasingly dominating campaigns," Mr. Ginsberg said.

Though the issue of legalization didn't dominate campaigns to the extent that healthcare, immigration, and flat-out racism did, cannabis continued to crawl toward full legalization.

They dominate campaign events in Iowa and New Hampshire, but they have not won over half the voters in their own party.