Sentence examples for a poor nominee from inspiring English sources
But Republicans may not see it that way if they regard Mr. Romney as having been a poor nominee.
Mr. Romney, for his part, is not conceding the Deep South, mindful that victories by Mr. Santorum or Mr. Gingrich here next week could be used to argue that a candidate who cannot win any Southern state, the geographic heart of the party base, would be a poor choice of nominee.
The Democrats' presumptive nominee has made a poor choice of weapons, beginning with his proposal to tap the petroleum reserve, an idea that Mr. McCain has wisely resisted.
Trump's reversion to his typical ignorance and certitude obscured a poor showing from his opponent, the Democratic nominee, Hillary Clinton.
That would not put Mr. Obama in a great position, but he essentially would be where he was before, with a fighting chance of winning re-election against a good Republican nominee and reasonably strong chances against a poor one.
While the 2012 campaign's idea of a sexist outrage was a poor turn of phrase hinting at tokenism and condescension, 2016 has seen the nominee of a major party exposed as a perpetrator of sexual assault.
Although much time is devoted to the poll, past results have proved to be a poor indicator of the eventual winner in Iowa, never mind the eventual Republican nominee.
After a poor first debate performance – and the Friday release of the Access Hollywood tape – Republican nominee Donald Trump needed to hit a home run Sunday night to change the narrative and recapture the momentum.
A poor, poor performance.
A poor persons' revolution.
