Sentence examples for furious campaigns from inspiring English sources

Between the 1830s and 1900, most states restricted voting to white men, but activists encouraged women, children and minorities to help excite the furious campaigns that preceded each vote.

Yet NGOs still mounted a furious campaign condemning it.

Today there are 23 parties and lots of furious campaigning.

Loretta could not so easily accept his fate, and launched a furious campaign to save him.

The unions have mounted a furious campaign against his "gutting" of schools.

"It was the worst experience of my life," Mr. Swett said, recalling the furious campaign carried out against him.

National groups on the religious right had mounted a furious campaign against them, calling them members of "an arrogant elite" with a "radical political and social agenda".

Ms Jayalalitha has launched a furious campaign to build power stations and attract investment.But her eye may also be on a bigger stage: national politics.

As it turned out, that option disappeared two weeks ago when an opinion poll put the yes campaign briefly in front, triggering a furious campaign fightback from the no side.

That association has set off a furious campaign of opposition by the American Conservative Union and other leading conservative groups and individuals, including Phyllis Schlafly and Grover Norquist.

Backers also launched a furious campaign, hiring a lobbyist from the state's largest union, the former head of the Illinois Republican Party and field organizers spanning the state.