Sentence examples for sloppy campaign from inspiring English sources

Mr. Pratt said he accepted responsibility for his sloppy campaign finance reports.

Physically, his correctible posture was off, and remediation, as well as development of Jeb's persona, eluded his Beltway consultants in a sloppy campaign that assumed the candidate was incidental to raising money as an end in itself.

Mr. Shuster had been accused of being too close to a former top aide who became a transportation industry lobbyist; of improperly accepting gifts; of encouraging his Congressional employees to blur the line between Capitol Hill duties and re-election campaign work, and of keeping sloppy campaign-expense records.

The reform is not perfect, but it is an improvement over the sloppy way campaign money is now handed out in New York.

Most dangerously, a sloppy fundraising campaign runs a high risk of alienating your audience -- the people you'll need when it comes time to market and sell that thing you're raising funds to create.

Sutton's lawyer bit back hard last week, accusing the councilmember of being sloppy with his campaign finances.

Murphy says that we have learned that the "world is sloppy" and that campaign season is a bad time for foreign policy events to take shape, and there was some junk response from all quarters: "I'm a Romney guy, but they put out a dumb press release too early.

He was calling for a ban on Muslims months before the man he now calls Sloppy Steve joined his campaign.

"If the [Johnson leadership] campaign was sloppy, that's down to the campaign chair, who was Gove," one source close to Johnson said.

Although there have been public shows of unity between owner and manager since then, not least on the side's pre-season tour of California, the simmering antipathy has remained and the relationship deteriorated further during a sloppy start to this campaign.

The report paints a picture of sloppy bookkeeping by Mr. Biden's campaign.