Sentence examples for a candidate at a from inspiring English sources

The point being that winning the award puts a candidate at a disadvantage of it occurring again.

In 1906, we are told that a candidate at a by-election in Galway was assaulted not just by eggs but by rotting fish as well.

Eschewing the lectern, he walked in front of the audience like a candidate at a town-hall-style meeting and played up his roots as an Army infantryman.

In 1992, Mr. Shortell, a lifelong Democrat, was asked by the Republican governor, John G. Rowland, to introduce George Bush, then a candidate, at a presidential campaign rally in Ansonia.

They apply to anyone who wants to become a candidate at a UK parliamentary election, which is to be held on 7 May 2015.

ADMX "is the only dark matter experiment I know of that can either see a candidate at a high confidence level or exclude it at a high confidence level," Rosenberg says.

The university (like many others) does not accept A-level general studies for any of its undergraduate courses, but aside from subjects that are specifically required for certain programmes, the university does not discriminate according to the subjects presented by a candidate at A-level.

Support for same-sex marriage rights would put a candidate at odds with a huge bloc of voters in GOP primaries on an issue they deem "very important".

Ashley Lee is a doctoral candidate at Harvard Graduate School of Education, a Weatherhead Center for International Affairs Graduate Research Fellow, and a Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada Doctoral Fellow.

Thomas Kadri is a Ph.D. candidate at Yale Law School, a Resident Fellow at the Yale Information Society Project, and a Mellon Fellow.

Who decides Mr. Forbes is a loser at 20percentt and a candidate with a future at a few percentage points more?