Sentence examples for mail efforts from inspiring English sources

The records filed by the D'Amato campaign showed that he had spent $3 million in the second half of 1997, mostly on television commercials, fund-raising and direct mail efforts -- an unusually high total so early in the race.

These massive undisclosed sums include costs for high-end public relations firms, legal fees, push polling, direct mail efforts, and dubious think tank research.

"Bernie 2016 is particularly concerned that these extremely large-dollar individual contributions have been used by HVF to pay for more than $7.8 million in direct mail efforts and over $8.6 million in online advertising," Deutsch wrote in the letter.

Its leaders have relied mostly on direct mail efforts, which have left the project far from its financial goals but have helped Stone's companies, which sell direct mail services to the museum.

Romney's campaign has been unable, either because of the candidate's lack of a strong connection to his party's base or because of the inadequacies of its online and direct mail efforts, to raise these small contributions in anything close to the same numbers.

Mr. Trump and the Republican National Committee raised $64 million through a joint digital and mail effort in July, according to his campaign, the bulk of it from small donations.

The mail effort includes a letter, brochure, and response postcard.

The overall response to this initial mail effort has been positive, as 12.4% of subjects expressed a desire to participate, whereas 4.5% declined.

Individuals without listed landlines or telephones and individuals with only a cell phone listed were invited to participate through a postal mail effort.

Direct-mail efforts also take up less of the candidates' time than other campaigning.

Beginning this month, the retailer is also rolling out new direct-mail efforts and in-store collateral, like shopping bags, gift cards and clothing tags.