Sentence examples for an experienced candidate from inspiring English sources

Mr. Siegelman is an experienced candidate who had raised $3.9 million as of April 15.

Second is Diane James, also an MEP, an experienced candidate who is best known for almost winning the Eastleigh byelection.

But running as an experienced candidate for governor does not necessarily fly when the competition has been the governor for the last eight years.

Mrs. Clinton holds a small lead in recent polls in New Hampshire, and she is an experienced candidate intent on making her own gender history.

Because one company's outside hire of an experienced candidate is another company's retention problem, employers rightly look around and wonder whether investments in their employees will pay off.

The sense of urgency was apparent as Mr. Pawlenty made the case to Republicans that an experienced candidate was preferable to an intriguing one.

Chief executive Jez Moxey had initially targeted a more experienced candidate, describing the vacancy as "not a job for a novice", but failed to convince a series of managers that the role was for them.

"A more experienced candidate has emerged and consequently the club has decided to pursue that avenue".

But Francesco Lo Voi, a less experienced candidate, was named to the office.

That's a narrower margin than earlier in the year, when 59percentt said they favored a politically experienced candidate.

In Mr. Blix, they could agree to a respectable, experienced candidate, if not one likely to be confrontational with the Iraqis.