Sentence examples for weak fundraising from inspiring English sources
However, even with weak fundraising, it's possible that major donors could start a superPAC or fund an existing one to support Trump.
The green light from the White House, a response to weak fundraising, was meant to signal to big Democratic donors that, despite Obama's earlier opposition to the Supreme Court decision legalizing unlimited outside donations, he needed help if he was to compete with the Republicans on this front.
The only candidates who opted in were candidates who had weak fundraising potential.
Rounds' weak fundraising poses a problem if he is going to survive a challenge by an independent group.
The cold fact is that colleges and universities are subject to ever increasing fixed costs in areas like technology and declining revenues because of debt load, growing financial aid discounts, flat auxiliary revenues, and weak fundraising, forcing them into eternal comprehensive campaigns.
"The fact that the economy is pretty weak and fundraising seems to be robust may speak to the idea that 2010 will be a big year," said CRP spokesman Dave Levinthal in an interview with HuffPost.
Long the weakest fundraiser, the NDP pulled in over $9 million between July and September, 2015, making it one of the best fundraising efforts the party has ever seen, easily eclipsing the Liberals, and nearly beating the fundraising juggernaut of the Conservative Party.
While Taylor's fundraising has been weak, Orman has raised over $600,000.
It seems only yesterday that the San Diego Opera was shuttering its doors citing "a tough fundraising environment and weak ticket sales".
The San Diego Opera shocked many in the arts world by announcing it will cease operations at the end of the current season, citing a tough fundraising environment and weak ticket sales.
In a surprising move, the company announced Wednesday that it will cease operations at the end of the current season, citing financial reasons including a tough fundraising environment and weak ticket sales.
