Sentence examples for tiny campaign from inspiring English sources

The Daily Telegraph said: "Ten years ago, a tiny campaign group captured the headlines with a startling prediction that net immigration to the UK would grow by two million over the next decade.

During the same period, polls show him moving from laggard to clear leader over his Democrat rival.In this section On the trail The timing of the shrub A change of mind in Austin Remembering Dukakis Ralph Nader's green bananas Buy! Cowed ReprintsDespite a relatively tiny campaign budget, Mr Florio's name is already well-known to the voters of New Jersey.

Although she was then with the Green party, which had only a tiny campaign machine, little funds and scant TV time, Silva came third with 20m votes – more than any green candidate has secured anywhere in the world before or since.

Beginning at midnight Tuesday, in an all-night-and-day campaign swing, Mr. Edwards spent much of his grueling final push in jam-packed living rooms, coffeeshops and tiny campaign field offices, appearing easy and assured in front of groups as small as 50, locking eyes with supporters clustered around kitchen tables and imploring them to caucus for him on Thursday.

Our once-tiny campaign has grown into one of the most effective environmental efforts in history despite fierce opposition from the influential and well-funded coal lobby.

But with a purposefully small but geographically distributed userbase, selling tiny ad campaigns to luxury brands around the world was a drag.

The lists do such big business that there are companies here, like TMA List Brokerage and Management Services, that just handle that tiny sliver of movement campaigning.

Marion Janner, founder of Star Wards, a tiny charity which campaigns to improve inpatients' experience of psychiatric wards, said its share of the money covered its running costs for six months and helped it develop and launch new resources to support patients, staff and visiting family and friends.

Those, now a tiny minority, who would campaign for a "yes" vote.

THE idea is too new for an ad campaign, but tiny El Salvador is pulling out all the stops to sell itself as the business-meeting hub for Central America.

But his candidate lost to Senator John McCain's tiny and relatively disorganized campaign here, which claimed 51percentt of the vote to Governor Bush's 43percentt.