Sentence examples for an intriguing candidate from inspiring English sources
Republicans in Albany privately say that Mr. King is an intriguing candidate.
Spagnuolo remains an intriguing candidate because of his work in two seasons with the Giants.
Neil Allen may replace Stottlemyre and Joe Girardi, one of Torre's favorite players, would be an intriguing candidate to be the bench coach.
In reviving the past, Mattingly could influence the future and start the process in which he emerged as an intriguing candidate to manage the Yankees at some point.
Plenty of young conservatives have turned their attention away from the domestic culture wars that their parents obsess about to more global issues like the environment and poverty.What's gone right in Kansas?All of which makes Mr Brownback an intriguing candidate for 2008.
He knows and likes the game, and to be a successful politician these days it helps to at least pretend you find the game distasteful.But what makes Mr Barbour an intriguing candidate is that he seems to straddle the divide between populists and managers.
A defect in surfactin production is a particularly intriguing candidate for the morphology and pigmentation variations in 1013-2 ATCCATCC 9372-1, since disruption of srfA has been shown to have dramatic effects on spreading motility on semisolid media, on biofilm formation [34], [36], and low-grade hemolytic activity.
Among those predicted, we found E2F1 as a possible intriguing candidate, because it is known to controls c-Myc expression [27], [28].
This phylogenetic context alone makes R. viridis a particularly intriguing candidate for gaining new insights into euglenid character evolution, especially in regard to the endosymbiotic origin of chloroplasts.
Of several Wnt target genes that have been reported in mammary cells, a particularly intriguing candidate, LBH, has recently been described in Molecular and Cellular Biology [ 13].
In addition to RIC3, MTNR1B is a particularly intriguing candidate given the role metabolic syndrome may play in risk for cognitive decline [ Arvanitakis et al., 2004; Baker et al., 2011; Panza et al., 2010; Yaffe, 2007a, b].
