Sentence examples for a better nominee from inspiring English sources

I am not quite ready to suggest that Santorum would be a better nominee than Romney.

"There's no question that with Perry getting into the race, whether it's Perry or Romney, we will have a better nominee," Mr. Dyke said.

As for whether he still believed, as he said five weeks ago, that Senator John Edwards of North Carolina would be a better nominee, Dr. Dean responded: "Edwards isn't the nominee, so John Kerry is the best nominee".

Among that group of GOP voters, 79percentt believe any of Trump's remaining rivals would make a better nominee.

Sanders' campaign insisted until recently that he could still win the nomination by persuading superdelegates to switch their allegiances from Clinton to him, based on his contention he'd be a better nominee to take on Trump in November.

As for Garland, Stevens said that he was a "really fine judge and an awfully decent man" and that the president "couldn't have picked a better" nominee to fill Scalia's spot.

But instead of discussing her strong ideas, Mrs. Clinton claimed in an interview with USA Today that she would be the better nominee because a recent poll showed that "Senator Obama's support among working, hard-working Americans, white Americans, is weakening again".

With her strong community credentials and moderate views on social issues, Mrs. Johnson would be the better nominee.

They did almost nothing while they were in the minority to demand better nominees than Mr. Bush was sending up.

He now must put forward a better list of nominees and work cooperatively with a Parliament he usually ignores to win their approval.

Scholars who have studied past campaigns find that party actors at all levels are not only a critical leading indicator of who will become the presidential nominee, but often a better predictor of the ultimate nominee than early polls.