Sentence examples for most frequent campaign from inspiring English sources

Anticipating one of Obama's most frequent campaign assertions, Romney said of the man seated nearby, "I congratulate him on taking out Osama bin Laden and taking on the leadership of al-Qaida.

Lack of patient participation was the most frequent cause.

The most frequent cause: "stool accidents," the CDC researchers said.

China was one of Trump's most frequent targets during the campaign.

As discussed further below, the lower activity in 2016 reflects fewer campaigns by the most frequent activists and an increase in campaigns by infrequent activists.

To the extent that there has been any attention paid to public policy issues amid all the mud-slinging in the 2012 presidential campaign, the most frequent subject has been jobs -- and which candidate can create more of them over the next four years.

He has also been the most frequent critic of Mr. Murphy's expansive campaign spending, channeling the Sanders campaign pledge: "Paid for by the people, not the billionaires". Mr. Wisniewski has, in fact, received a significant amount of contributions from small donors.

Sullivan, a top foreign policy aide who now advises Clinton's presidential campaign, was the most frequent author of classified emails.

But Wednesday, he said that statement "might be a little bit of hype" and that they spoke only "occasionally" during the campaign, with their most frequent periods of contact coming at the beginning and the end of the contest.

In a campaign season where the most frequent question for Republican candidates seems to be about their party's presidential nominee, the 21st Congressional District is still talking about water.

Still, China is the most frequent example where candidates have tough words on the campaign trail only to temper them once in office.