Sentence examples for struggle campaign from inspiring English sources

The biggest success is that the struggle, campaign and movement for the RTI and the Right to Work began with poor people who needed these rights to help them survive.

It's the kind of national publicity a struggling campaign could never afford.

On Thursday, his struggling campaign probably thought that he got more attention than he ­needed.

A botched meeting between the two presidents could ricochet and hurt Mr. Meade's struggling campaign.

Mrs. Clinton accused Mr. Obama of desperately flagging the Iran issue to revive a "struggling" campaign.

That could come from Mrs. Bachmann, whose struggling campaign has lost momentum — and a campaign manager — since Mr. Perry entered the race.

It appeared likely that the episode would set back the already struggling campaign seeking statehood for the District of Columbia.

In July, days from deployment, Lance Corporal McCain, newly engaged to be married, joined his father's struggling campaign in New Hampshire.

But the largest donation in July, revealed by the Electoral Commission yesterday, was to Ed Balls's energetic but struggling campaign.

At the time, the decision allowed him to use his own money to prop up his struggling campaign.

But Mr. McCain sent him back to the headquarters in Northern Virginia after Republican complaints about Mr. McCain's struggling campaign, epitomized by that Green Wall episode.