Sentence examples for hardly campaigning from inspiring English sources

He is hardly campaigning for the job, but his name was put on an internal list at the Treasury Department last summer, these people said, though it is unclear whether he would want the position.

The Greens had originally decided to preference the CDP ahead of Winters because the CDP was "hardly campaigning in the seat" and the Greens "didn't want to give them more oxygen".

The FN, the most Eurosceptic party, hardly campaigned on immigration.

Although she had hardly campaigned, she'd put her name down, and arrived with twenty-seven delegates.

Yet until last week he had hardly campaigned, relying instead on the absence of a popular Pushtun rival and deals brokered with non-Pushtun toughs.

Except for a spontaneous visit to the country's most exclusive shopping mall here, where he bought shoes and several bottles of gin, he has hardly campaigned at all.

He's hardly campaigned at all this year, limiting his public appearances to late-night talk shows, a trip to Israel, and a nationwide book tour to promote his new memoir.

Even Ohio Gov. John Kasich is ahead of the former Pennsylvania senator, and Kasich has hardly campaigned in Iowa at all, focusing the majority of his time and resources thus far in New Hampshire.

The Democratic Party can hardly start campaigning against "equal pay for equal work" (especially when this ideal has not yet been achieved).

On one level the campaign seems hardly a campaign at all.

But there has been hardly any campaigning in what remains the most solidly Democratic state in the nation, and the 10th smallest, with just four electoral votes.