Sentence examples for strenuous campaign from inspiring English sources
In the eighteen-seventies, the American dairy industry was waging a strenuous campaign against margarine, which had just been invented.
Dr. Reiner said last night that Mr. Cheney could withstand a strenuous campaign, but he declined to provide details about Mr. Cheney's medical condition until he received permission.
He embarked on a strenuous campaign to raise money, not only from member countries but from the international capital markets and from the newly affluent Arab oil states.
Efforts to take international students out of the net migration target, the object of a strenuous campaign by Lords committees, industry and Universities UK, have been set back.
Dr. Cooley said that what the Bushes wanted to know about Mr. Cheney was "how fit he was and was he up to a strenuous campaign".
He had waged a strenuous campaign to overcome resistance in his party, and told reporters, "It is obvious there are limits to how much more we can be stretched".
Pleasure and objects, the old faithfuls of aestheticism, are currently ascendant in New York art, thanks to recent strenuous campaigning on their behalf.
Dr. Cooley said, "I conveyed to Governor Bush that in my opinion Mr. Cheney's health problems in the past should not interfere with a strenuous political campaign".
In 1916 she campaigned against Woodrow Wilson for not supporting the Anthony Amendment to give women the right to vote, and she collapsed during the strenuous effort, dying from pernicious anemia, exhaustion and bad medical care while she was traveling.
We live with pretty strenuous political campaigns in Britain, but these were downright lies," he told the Guardian.
We live with pretty strenuous political campaigns in Britain, but these were downright lies"."In backtracking, to use no stronger a word than that, on what was a private agreement he had with Nick Clegg about the way this campaign was conducted, I think the prime minister panicked in the face of his rightwingers.
