Sentence examples for evolving campaign from inspiring English sources

Hillary Rodham Clinton was clear Monday during a campaign stop about one quality she would expect from her nominees to the U.S. Supreme Court if she were to become president – an overhaul of the rapidly evolving campaign finance system that is giving extremely wealthy donors ever more say in presidential contests.

And yes, it can be difficult to navigate our nation's evolving campaign finance laws.

In June, the group announced it had met its ambitious goal of raising more than $100m, taking full advantage of the nation's evolving campaign finance laws to collect $103m over the first six months of 2015.

But it is not at all clear at this point in the evolving campaign season that Republicans will have the advantage when it comes to support from independent groups.

In this evolving campaign tactic, one can imagine that both campaigns will refine their approach between today and the next debate.

It may only be a matter of time before someone probes into those meetings to try to learn just how closely she's been coordinating her own remarks on CNN with the president's evolving campaign strategy.

Google's "Google, evolved" campaign is a perfect example for established companies with a new product.

"The Blair Witch Project," which cost under $50,000 to make, was hustled via a constantly evolving Internet campaign.

Feeling some heat, Manafort over the weekend tried to walk back his comments, saying on Fox News that "we're evolving the campaign, not the candidate".

This is the foundation for an evolving AdWords campaign.

The document appears to be evolving; some campaigns had received a seven-question version that didn't ask about the steel or aluminum tariffs.