Sentence examples for pervasive campaign from inspiring English sources

They bluntly said that Russia was behind a "pervasive" campaign to weaken America's democracy and influence the 2018 election.

Two days later at the White House, the nation's top national security officials said Russia is conducting a pervasive campaign to weaken our democracy and influence this year's midterm elections.

While top national security leaders had warned before the November elections that Russia was engaged in a "pervasive" campaign to sow discord and influence American voters, Congress appropriated relatively few funds to protect election systems.

"What is clear is that the government's pervasive campaign of disinformation masks an unhinged clampdown on a wide spectrum of Erdoğan's opponents" concluded Prof Cizre.

More than 6m iPods were shipped in the past three months, underpinned by a pervasive marketing campaign and growing consumer awareness.

"In regards to Russian involvement in the midterm elections, we continue to see a pervasive messaging campaign by Russia to try to weaken and divide the United States," Coats told the White House press corps in the live-televised briefing.

(Is a "Pervasive Inside" campaign on the way?) Since the company doesn't have brand recognition in its core business, it's going to have to virtually start from scratch to win acceptance in the crowded e-business marketplace.

In August, Director of National Intelligence Daniel Coats said Russia was continuing "a pervasive messaging campaign" to try to weaken and divide the United States, though officials also concluded it was not as aggressive as the 2016 operation by Russia.

This is not just true financially: With Siri, and its pervasive advertising campaign, Apple has staked its claim as the company most closely associated with natural language control of devices.

This sort of pre-game analysis, which is the most effective and pervasive PR campaign for all Major League sports, is at its slimiest when coming from the NFL.

I do find it frustrating, however, that an atmosphere of polarization and 'my way or the highway' ideologies has become pervasive in campaigns and in our governing institutions.