Sentence examples for imaginative campaign from inspiring English sources

"But the Danish 'no' vote suggests that without a vigorous and imaginative campaign, the euroskeptics may win by default.

He also conducted a more credible and imaginative campaign to gain support among Christian Democrats and women.

The fans have mounted a sustained and at times highly imaginative campaign of protests, which they have funded to the tune of almost £30,000.

You might have assumed that Obama's imaginative campaign team, the consultants who so slickly drafted his story for 2008, would have provided the same expertise in the White House.

The filly Rachel Alexandra will face older male horses in the Woodward Stakes on Sept. 5 at Saratoga in an effort to conquer another frontier in what has already been a bold and imaginative campaign, one of her owners said Monday.

For all his protestations, he showed himself willing to defy large numbers of his own supporters for US ends, but unwilling to defy Murdoch et al by running an imaginative campaign to transform and enlarge Britons' attitudes to the rest of Europe.

In September, she turned back older male horses in the Woodward Stakes to end one of the most imaginative campaigns in modern thoroughbred history.

Yet although some of the world's biggest companies are commissioning some imaginative campaigns, many UK brands are still not convinced about the benefits of mobile advertising, according to the IAB's Mew.

"The current problems with UK alcohol promotion are reminiscent of those seen before tobacco advertising was banned, when attempts to control content and adjust targeting simply resulted in more cryptic and imaginative campaigns... History suggests that alcohol advertisers are drinking in the last-chance saloon," they write.

Leading MKG's digital and social media strategy, Dave helps brands make lasting connections with their audience through imaginative campaigns and online executions for top clients like Delta, Evian and others.

The imaginative #BringBackOurGirls campaign has galvanised a previously ambivalent international community to pay attention to a conflict that was formerly viewed as a parochial 'Nigerian problem'.