Sentence examples for meager campaign from inspiring English sources

Yet Mr. Edwards is spending most, if not all, of the three meager campaign days before the Michigan balloting in Virginia and Tennessee, which vote next Tuesday.

Leaving aside the inconvenient fact that Thompson, with his meager campaign funds allowing him to buy only a few 15-second spots amid the mayor's adver-lanche, hasn't had a lot of time to explain much of anything, the Times' critique is dead-on accurate when it comes to the comptroller.

It's a huge payoff for the meager effort.

After they reject the government's compensation as too meager, a dark campaign of harassment ensues.

Today, after a meager two-day campaign, Mr. Bush hit a sizable pothole in Michigan, right in the middle of his turnpike to victory.

But some experts say the state's meager restrictions on campaign donations and what many described as the mood in Chicago and Springfield, the state capital, among politicians, lobbyists, state contractors and others have made for a climate of dubious dealings.

But the cycle of meager news coverage, scant campaign funds and exclusion from key televised debates — each of those factors feeding the others — proved fatal.

Meanwhile, Mr. McCain's staff has been busy putting its imprint on the Republican National Committee, which has $25 million on hand and a staff of operatives that can be used to augment his campaign's meager resources.

Mr. Obama has recognized a simple truth that seems to evade The Times and other reformers: it takes money for candidates to communicate their message, and in a national campaign the meager amount of taxpayer financing offered just won't cut it.

But that's life here at the meager beginnings of the 2016 campaign trail.

This exhibition-as-department-store-makeup counter was sponsored by Shiseido, the Japanese cosmetics giant, and contained material drawn entirely from the company's archives, including ad campaigns and its meager art collection.