Obama could salve the wounds by giving Clinton a considerable consolation prize -- her name on the vice presidential ballot -- but political oddsmakers say Clinton is an unlikely choice, partly because of political baggage carried by her husband, ex-President Bill Clinton.
A prominent science journal held a competition in 1911 (with a considerable cash prize) for the best essay on the topic, "What do the bad racial elements cost the state and society?" [ 40].
They also did not include any prestigious literary awards like the Pulitzer, the Man-Booker Prize, or the Pen awards, all of which offer the winners considerable prize money.
The winner, for example, of the "Orpheus" International Competition for New Opera and Chamber music besides winning considerable prize money gets to see his or her musical work performed at The Spoleto Festival.
In doing so he saved their lives, but as his provisions were rapidly exhausted he was forced to return to port to resupply at the point at which Cape François was about to fall, and so missed out on a considerable sum of prize money.
The Sunday Times therefore decided to award two prizes: the Golden Globe trophy for the first person to sail single-handed, non-stop around the world; and a £5,000 prize (a considerable sum then, equivalent to £58,100 in 2005 ) for the fastest time.
Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie has already won an Orange prize and a considerable readership, but now she has been endorsed - very lucratively - as a genius.
Lost in the wrecks were a considerable number of their crews, as well as 47 Temeraire crewmen, serving as prize crews.
The academies entrusted with bestowing the prizes, realizing that choosing winners each year would take a considerable amount of time and work, did not initially accept the mission.
