Sentence examples for non-stop campaign from inspiring English sources

In fact, MSNBC ran a non-stop campaign for Obama propelled by the misogyny of its anchors, Chris Matthews, Keith Olbermann and David Shuster.

Heading into the night, Alejandro González I˜árritu's Babel was being whispered as the possible best picture winner, but the non-stop campaign materials and TV spots and the film's perceived pretentiousness ultimately wore thin.

And in the late seventies and early eighties his editorial page became a model of the form: witty, literate, and passionate in its eccentric causes, which in Bartley's case was a non-stop campaign on behalf of supply-side economics, a return to the gold standard, free trade, smaller government, and prosecuting the Cold War.

After all, he's become notorious over the past year for letting facts fall by the wayside in his non-stop campaign to tear down the Obama presidency.

Plus, my friend Sarah is completely obsessed with it and has been on a non-stop campaign to make me go with her.

The assault includes the GOP's non-stop campaign to end Medicare as we know it and dismantle Medicaid, which cares for children, people with disabilities and seniors in nursing homes.

But a projection circulating in parliament suggests that Mr Renzi's non-stop campaigning has made him so popular he could win control of parliament even under today's rules.

Hardly anybody expects the logjam to be broken soon.A string of state elections including Hamburg next month, Lower Saxony next March and Bavaria in September 1998 will add to the impression of virtually non-stop campaigning.

As he completes 36 hours of non-stop campaigning, Mr Cameron will warn people that a vote for Ukip or the Lib Dems would open the door to an SNP-backed Miliband government that would "cost you money" as it would mean "heavy borrowing and higher taxes for more welfare".

"There are also concerns that non-stop campaigning over services is making it difficult to recruit doctors to Bronglais hospital.

After five months of nearly non-stop campaigning she looked fresher and more radiant on the last day than she did at the start.