Sentence examples for primarily campaigning from inspiring English sources

Clinton, the only Democratic candidate to officially enter the race so far, has spent the last week primarily campaigning in Iowa, where she talked about education with community college students and spoke out against income inequality.

Back in the 60s, as the American state moved to criminalise radical black protest, she primarily campaigned on the issue of political prisoners such as the Black Panther George Jackson.

He primarily campaigned to stop the "gravy train" at City Hall and to respect taxpayers.

While Tompkins and his supporters primarily campaigned through the state's newspapers, most of which supported the Anti-Relief faction, Desha traveled the state making stump speeches.

Their participation in these new videos, which were produced by Human Rights Campaign and are primarily campaign clips for Hillary Clinton's bid for the presidency, allowed them to speak out about what's at stake in North Carolina for queer people in the upcoming election.

The 43-year-old candidate says she has a paid campaign staff of six and hopes to wage her effort primarily with campaign volunteers across the state rather than with television.

One of the hot topics since 2011 has been the question of whether employing a little bit of violence alongside a primarily unarmed campaign helps or hurts a nonviolent campaign.

It was primarily his campaign against socialism and communism that won him a seat in the Constituent Assembly in 1849 and in the subsequent Legislative Assembly of the same year.

He switched from journalism to politics in 1978 primarily to campaign against proposals by the separatist Parti Québécois, which controlled the provincial government, to make French the province's only official language.

This case is not primarily about campaign finance.

"It strikes me as primarily a campaign tactic," Hogen-Esch said.