Sentence examples for troublesome campaign from inspiring English sources

Gene Austin, the Republican-leaning chief executive of Convio, an Internet marketing and business management software company based in Austin, said Mr. Perry's "troublesome campaign" — and how unprepared he was for the national stage — have even broader implications.

He was trying to bring closure to a troublesome campaign issue.

But after the terrorist attacks the image of an American flag upside down, shorn of the context of the film's story, was considered too troublesome, and the campaign was changed, focusing now on images of the film's stars.

But some Democrats argue that Mr. Clinton will bring too much troublesome baggage to the campaign.

With Mrs. Clinton having shown particular strength among working-class white voters in recent big-state primaries, the racial overtones of Mr. Obama's links with Mr. Wright have been especially troublesome for the Obama campaign.

When former US defence secretary Donald Rumsfeld introduced us to known unknowns, he might have been talking about the Met's historical penchant for sending officers undercover whenever a political or protest campaign seemed troublesome.

The move is bound to be welcomed in Washington, where Pakistan represents a crucial but troublesome ally in the campaigns against Islamic terrorism and nuclear proliferation.

The "Don't Bank" campaign alone isn't overly troublesome.

By the end of the interview, AG132 had confronted every issue that would later prove troublesome to Russo, including the indiscriminant bombing campaigns, the use of chemical defoliants, and torture.

"It's becoming increasingly troublesome," said Ari Fleischer, a spokesman for the Bush campaign, in his own conference call with reporters.

Money recaptured from the Thief of Baghdad should be used to build new villages for those Arabs he transferred north in his campaign to ethnically cleanse Kirkuk of troublesome Kurds.