Sentence examples for static campaign from inspiring English sources

Tomasky has sifted through much of the clutter that attached itself to the Clinton race -- the product of the unending national competition to find some new angle to an often static campaign -- to write a clearheaded and, ultimately, nonideological examination of the personalities and forces that determined the election result that caught many people by surprise.

A moment of magic that resonated for me was a fascinating dialogue about how and why campaigns of a traditional nature have to be static, why campaigns don't listen to the consumer and change or evolve as they go.

Campaign officials said they were surprised, however, by the penetration of the viral e-mail messages, which were background static in the campaign until they began flooding the inboxes of Jewish voters right before nominating contests.

While everyone is entitled to his or her own Nimby argument, "Campaign Static," by Debra West (Cross Westchester column, June 12), requires a clarification.

And you may have missed them with all the campaign static, but there have also been several news stories related to climate change, besides the ones I mentioned above.

For campaigns that linked to a direct-purchasing opportunity, sales were typically 20% higher than from static e-mail campaigns.

How do you communicate what's in your soul to the American people, through the static of a Presidential campaign?" Gore stood up and smiled genially, but I thought also ironically.

During the experimental campaign, both static and dynamic tests were performed.

To this end, the whole production process is detailed and a campaign of static and dynamic tests is carried out.

In this work we describe an experimental campaign using static grids to generate turbulence and investigate its impact on a model tidal turbine in a circulating water flume.

Position all promotional activities around these goals, measure results often, and tweak campaigns as needed -- no good marketing campaign remains static, and should continually evolve to reflect an author and audience's changing needs and objectives.