Sentence examples for nervous campaign from inspiring English sources

After Mr. Romney's 2011 remarks recirculated on Monday, his nervous campaign announced that he does not want to abolish FEMA, though he still believes states should be in charge of emergency management.

Soldiers, he said, should be "absolutely loyal, absolutely pure and absolutely reliable".Indoctrination is increasingly focused on ensuring devotion not just to the party, but to Mr Xi personally (he has reason to be a little nervous: his campaign against corruption has targeted numerous high-ranking officers).

With some candidates nervous about campaigning with President Obama, Mr. Biden has become a go-to guy for Democrats in House and Senate races looking for help raising money and appealing to the type of regular Joes who connect with the vice president.

SHOULD Jacques Chirac be feeling nervous in his campaign to be re-elected president of France?

As for whether Thomas was nervous about the campaign's success, he said he was "ridiculously confident" until the night before it launched, when he and star Kristen Bell tweeted at each other with hints about their plans.

The Clintons' old attack dogs have a profitable new role, and sometimes it makes the campaign nervous.

Republicans in both chambers are offering "economically responsible" legislative alternatives - even if they aren't serious - that could provide easy exits for nervous members and campaign tools for swing district candidates.

The most nervous moment of the campaign, Duncan said, came when his fund-raising effort seemed to be going poorly.

The campaign is nervous, they said.

Although nervous about the fall campaign, Roosevelt buckled, giving the general much of what he wanted.

In only their second defeat of the campaign, a nervous Barcelona fell apart either side of half-time.