Sentence examples for though campaigning from inspiring English sources

IRVINGTON - PEOPLE here still talk about the mayor's race as though campaigning hadn't culminated in an election three months ago.

In October he won a new six-year term even though campaigning was restricted by his illness, which was graver than he admitted.

His administration now has a window to pursue talks with Iran, though campaigning for next year's Iranian presidential election could close it down again in a few months time.

Sometimes, though, campaigns do matter.

Mr. Sanders attacked the arrangement this week as unethical, though campaign lawyers said it was legal.

Though campaigns and outside groups are prohibited from collaborating, they are free to amplify and emulate each other.

Paul has contended the event cost more than $1.9 million, though campaign reports at the time put it at about $500,000.

War Chests and Battlegrounds "War chest" is a particularly tired example of the martial metaphors that pepper campaign coverage (though "campaign coffers" is tired, too).

Generally speaking, early reservations mean lower rates for advertisers — though campaigns themselves are guaranteed a preferential rate.

The vast majority of contributions have come from donors around Colorado Springs, though campaign-finance reports say that the N.R.A. provided help with mailers and phone banks.

Few supporters took up the invitation, which was widely mocked.And though campaign organisers are meant to revive local political volunteering, they might have the opposite effect.