Sentence examples for anxious candidate from inspiring English sources

Posing lengthy and complicated questions may cause confusion for an already anxious candidate.

In addition, federal rules designed to provide discounted television time for candidates are proving to be of little help as anxious candidates are willing to pay top dollar for prime television spots and have driven up prices for everyone.

And how, I can hear the anxious Labour candidates asking, does that deal with the question of the moment – immigration?

The surprise: the anxious-sounding candidate is Senator Kirsten E. Gillibrand, who was supposed to coast this fall, propelled by a vast campaign war chest and unobstructed by a little-known Republican opponent.

While they do not discount the usefulness of emotion in making that choice — "they say that "feeling anxious about a candidate is a good enough reason not to vote for him or her" — they add: "We must understand that emotions are not merely feelings; often they carry with them a physio-endocrinal component which itself has the potential to biologically affect decision-making at the ballot box".

With some candidates anxious about appearing with President Obama, Mr. Clinton is a sought-after substitute.

Perhaps Bajnai – a calm, and intelligent EU-friendly politician – will convince them in 2014 that he makes a better candidate than anxious Orbán, who is apparently afraid to lose his laboriously gained power, and aims to be re-elected at any price.

Anti-Keystone XL protesters are getting very anxious for Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton to weigh in on the proposed pipeline.

Financial markets are closely watching the French presidential elections, anxious that if Socialist candidate Francois Hollande unseats President Nicolas Sarkozy on May 6, he will follow through on promises to increase federal spending despite a massive public debt and will seek to reduce deficits with huge tax increases on the wealthiest taxpayers.

Republican voters were anxious to settle on a candidate so they could get started on fighting Hillary or Obama (this makes Mr McCain a bit like John Kerry in 2004).

For some reason, both candidates seem awfully anxious to get people to sell securities during the next two years.