Sentence examples for elevated campaign from inspiring English sources

"And the very identification of the Bush people and, for example, Rove and his protégés [in reference to newly elevated campaign manager Steve Schmidt] in the McCain camp says that we are in for more of the same: same campaigning tactics, same policy for our country".

Times are tough in France, but Mr. Sarkozy could have run a more elevated campaign.

Certainly his eloquence on race and his demands for higher ethical standards elevated the campaign.

Allies of Mr. Thompson said the backing from DC 37 would immediately elevate his campaign, which has struggled to attract media attention and campaign contributions as Mr. Bloomberg has hit the city's airwaves and mailboxes with campaign ads, political endorsements and policy announcements.

After the debate, the figures were 57% to 39%.Nor did the debates elevate the campaign.

We will continue to elevate our campaign, without regard to election cycles, until the plant is closed.

Willcox says the two months in jail were worth it: "For the publicity we got, and how we were able to elevate the campaign, I'll pay two months".

Sure, there were moments when people thought Hillary Clinton would elevate her campaign into something resembling a genuine vision for the country, forcing her to temporarily camouflage her Machiavellian methods and Nixonian monomania for personal power and self-adulation.

WASHINGTON, Nov 8 (Reuters) - The chances are good, but not guaranteed, that Elizabeth Warren will secure a highly coveted seat on the Senate Banking Committee, a move that would dramatically elevate her campaign against Wall Street excess.

An alumni network of those administrations, ranging from top contributors to field operatives, has elevated a whisper campaign into a forceful effort to enlist him.

Mr. Obama's frank talk about race has elevated this presidential campaign from bickering and sniping to a call for action on what's really preventing our forming a more perfect union.