Sentence examples for insufficient campaign from inspiring English sources

She ran for the Republican nomination in the 2000 presidential election, but dropped out of the race before any primaries took place, mostly due to insufficient campaign funds.

(nurse, mother of a nine-year-old child) The interviews indicated that the reforms of health services in Bulgaria were accompanied by an insufficient information campaign.

This uncertainty was exacerbated by an insufficient information campaign surrounding the health reforms and increased the information asymmetry between patients and service providers.

In the high density area, the epizootic was much more intense: disease control required four culling campaigns and six vaccine campaigns were insufficient to eliminate rabies.

Two articles on the nation's op-ed pages today try to explain to Hillary Clinton's supporters why losing a presidential campaign is insufficient evidence that the candidate in question has suffered from a misogynistic backlash.

Mr Moon's campaign had insufficient time to recover from the challenge of Ahn Cheol-soo, a centre-left political outsider who set the race on fire but who threatened to split the liberal vote and who stepped down in favour of Mr Moon only in November.

Beyond the too-casual racism, the blanket ignorance of policy and the stunning tone-deafness of his actions, multiple reports out this week paint a clear picture of a campaign with insufficient infrastructure and strategies for the general election that are -- if we're being charitable -- dafter than a drunken mallard.

But shaming and disinvestment campaigns are insufficient; much tougher sanctions are required.

This would support the hypothesis that one-time campaigns seem insufficient for structural (preconceptional) behaviour change and continuous attention is needed.

It appears that substantial environmental change along with awareness campaigns were insufficient to address the major barrier of safety concerns, perhaps because of the young age of the children and the highly urban environment.

But Eurosceptic MPs think these changes would be insufficient to persuade them to campaign to stay in the EU.