Sentence examples for shift in campaign from inspiring English sources

Spending by corporate trade groups to elect a more amenable Congress dovetails with a broader shift in campaign finance this electoral cycle.

The Tea Party-linked conservative group FreedomWorks will create a Super PAC with the goal of raising $20 million during the 2012 election cycle, exploiting shifts in campaign law that permit independent groups to collect and spend unlimited amounts of money advocating for and against candidates.

Even the president anticipated a shift in the campaign.

The interview marked a shift in the campaign.

The speech represented a dramatic shift in traditional campaign rhetoric.

It is a dramatic shift in a campaign that more often looked like hand-to-hand combat, even by Chicago's political standards.

Clinton offered a hint of a looming policy shift in her campaign launch video on Sunday, which included a gay couple planning for their wedding.

"There is a significant shift in the campaign once you've proven you're capable of winning," said one senior Gore aide.

"For the first time in this race, I'd rather be us than them," said Senator Marco Rubio, Republican of Florida, crediting Mr. Romney's strength in the first debate as a critical shift in the campaign.

The first shift in the campaign was to replace the avuncular Mr. Whitmore, an actor who has appeared in films like "The Shawshank Redemption," with Mr. Strauss, an actor best known for his role in the ABC miniseries "Rich Man, Poor Man".

The moment was emblematic of a discernible shift in the campaign, one that began when Mr. Ferrer rejected Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani's effort to extend his term, while Mr. Green accepted it.