Sentence examples for too much campaign from inspiring English sources

"It was called the 'lunch costs too much campaign,' " she said.

The characters' digitally automated voices go after rival Ted Cruz, saying it's time to "audit the Ted" -- a play on Paul's repeated calls to audit the Fed eral Reserve) -- and attack Cruz for accepting too much campaign money from financial giants such as Goldman Sachs.

Gray did not immediately return a call and email requesting comment, but told the National Journal: "I didn't really do too much campaigning".

It is all too much for campaign finance regulation advocates who pushed for the new rules and are here this week, too, to take it all in.

It was more about us, the folks who try to control the narrative – the ones who package the who's-up, who's-down, he-said, she-said coverage that characterizes too much of campaign reportage – than about the voters and what they really need to know to make an informed choice.

Since 2002 the British Medical Journal series 'Too much medicine' campaign has shed light on the problem of unnecessary or excessive health care including overdiagnosis, overtreatment and medicalization.

Cite this as: BMJ 2013 346:f3368 Read more about the BMJ's Too Much Medicine campaign Clinical review: Diagnosis and management of pulmonary embolism (2013 346:f757).

"People just see too much of campaigns.

He commented that he had spent too much time campaigning for other candidates.

"Corzine, who never claimed to be pure, maybe seems to voters like an eccentric multimillionaire who spends much too much on campaigns and girlfriends, but who has political values that aren't that different from theirs.

Nonetheless, there was some murmuring among Mr. Romney's supporters that his campaign had ceded too much of the campaign stage to Mr. Obama last week — just as voters were tuning in after their summer vacations — by deciding against advertising or campaigning very aggressively during the Democratic convention.