Sentence examples for harsh campaign from inspiring English sources

There is this really harsh campaign to protect her image.

He said that he expected the governor to unleash a harsh campaign against Mr. Schwarzenegger.

He rails against Gov. Jon S. Corzine's penchant for deluging his opponents with harsh campaign commercials.

The campaign has been bitter and angry, with the candidates viciously attacking each other's ethics and broadcasting harsh campaign commercials.

The president's supporters dismiss those accusations, but often complain in parallel form about a harsh campaign that demonizes them as an anti-Islamic "deviant current".

But Erdoğan's rule has another, darker side, which the West seems intent on ignoring: an increasingly harsh campaign to crush domestic opposition.

But some nevertheless believe that Mr. Romney has taken approaches too confrontational or too hawkish, or worry that harsh campaign-trail statements could hurt later diplomatic efforts and may signal a drift toward neoconservative passions as the party seeks to take back the White House, say Republicans familiar with the discussions.

The election was marred by harsh campaigning and a fixation on small-bore issues.

In China, the economic slowdown contributed towards "harsh campaigns against dissent and a renewed emphasis on the Communist Party's leadership in political, social, and economic life".

MANCHESTER, N.H. — The presidential candidates rushed into a final weekend of compressed and often harsh campaigning here Saturday, as they presented new themes to New Hampshire voters and tried to keep pace with a schedule that left little room for error before the primary on Tuesday.

Following the Norman conquest of England in 1066, William the Conqueror subdued the north of the country in a sequence of harsh campaigns, and the north-west region became a contested border territory between the Normans and the Scottish kings.