Sentence examples for evolution of the campaign from inspiring English sources

In a broader sense, Comey's letter reflected an evolution of the campaign and, indeed, of the political moment.

In many ways, the situation is a natural evolution of the campaign promises made by Mr. Obama in 2008, when he vowed to turn away from the Bush administration's more unilateral approach.

Tells about the evolution of the ad campaign to include mention of crystal-filtration and a theme of "Protecting" the vodka.

The immediate effect of the evolution of the Pentagon's campaign could well be an easing of American strikes in Afghanistan that coincides with the beginning of the Muslim holy month of Ramadan, which it to begin Friday night.

I wasn't aware that this was advertising week (I thought every week was advertising week) until I received an invitation from Mark McKinnon to attend a panel discussion on "the evolution of presidential campaign advertising".

Lisa Nocella, total communications director on the Army account at the McCann Worldgroup North America unit of the McCann Worldgroup in New York, called the commercials "the natural evolution" of the agency's Army campaign, which first featured "the voice of the soldier," added "the voice of the parent" and now includes "the voice of the prospect".

No one has been more surprised by the evolution of this Presidential campaign than the journalists assigned to cover it.

With Dorothy Wickenden September 16, 2016 No one has been more surprised by the evolution of this Presidential campaign than the journalists assigned to cover it.

This is the natural evolution of our campaign as we become more and more of a nationwide campaign with increased staff and increased responsibilities".

Mr. O'Donnell said: "In the evolution of the stories, politics and campaigning has been the arena least explored.

Rajiv Desai, who runs a public affairs consultancy in New Delhi and occasionally writes on politics and the evolution of political campaigning in India, thinks the celebrity candidate is a sign of political maturity.