Sentence examples for sizeable campaign from inspiring English sources

Lacking the available naval forces to launch a sizeable campaign in the Gulf, the British authorities attempted to use diplomacy to end the threat.

The Illinois Senate -- just days after the state house had impeached Blagojevich for shaking down state contractors for sizeable campaign contributions -- reluctantly complied with the Bush Administration's threat, but the bill's sponsor Rep. John Fritchey (D-Chicago) complained that watering down the ethics bill was "somewhat of a bitter pill" to swallow.

Sizeable campaigns often call for a truly multimedia approach, encompassing film, digital and print content, live events and social media.

Immigration was a significant factor in the referendum campaign, with a sizeable number of those who voted to leave the EU citing it as reason for supporting Brexit.

Clinton has been cozy with Silicon Valley and vice versa — several, including Tim Cook have held sizeable fundraisers for the Clinton campaign.

Perhaps, in terms of cost, it isn't fair to compare spare change given to a subway beggar to the sizeable donations the Kony 2012 campaign was able to reign in, but consider the entirety of the NYC subway system.

The lung campaign saw a more sizeable increase in the under-50s age group than in the 50+ age group (70% vs 63%, respectively; P=0.001), whereas there was no significant difference between the under-50s and 50+ age groups in the bowel campaign (28% vs 29% P=734).

On the one hand, this could decimate the ability of unions – the only sizeable organised counterweight to corporate power – to campaign politically.

He led the Blues to 14th in his first campaign but, despite having a sizeable budget and bringing in many experienced players, Trinity had to battle to avoid relegation last season.

However, it led opposition candidates to increase their votebuying and policy-campaigning efforts, and it had sizeable effects on electoral outcomes, with opposition candidates benefiting from the campaign at the expense of incumbent candidates.

A constructive and sizeable discovery would, they reason, justify the recent campaign.