Sentence examples for impossible to campaign from inspiring English sources

The resulting political climate led several opposition parties to boycott the scheduled parliamentary elections, claiming that it would be impossible to campaign amid a crackdown on dissent.

This will make it impossible to campaign much in person: expensive television ads will matter more than ever.But there is another reason why the Forbes campaign may seriously wound Mr Bush.

But his victory was tarnished by boycotts by a number of credible challengers, who said it would be impossible to campaign against him amid a crackdown on dissent, and a series of last-minute state-led attempts to increase turnout.

The newspapers are controlled by the government and it's pretty much impossible to campaign for anything at all.

But candidates and consultants say that it is all but impossible to run a campaign without having financing earlier.

"As a sitting mayor it's virtually impossible to run a campaign," said Richard Aurelio, who ran Mr. Lindsay's.

According to Moffatt, it's now impossible to run a campaign without digital.

According to NBC, those close to the Super PAC state that Toomey is telling donors that it's impossible to run a presidential campaign with the current contribution limits of $2,500 or $5,000 per individual.

There were more victories, including the Battle of Verneuil, but it was impossible to maintain campaigning at this level.

Here was another helter-skelter example and the latest twist in Arsenal's impossible-to-script campaign.

He said it would probably be impossible to measure the campaign's effect on fruit sales.