Sentence examples for as a primary candidate from inspiring English sources
But it's clear that as a primary candidate there was, I think, a greater sense of energy and excitement that could have been generated from the historic nature of her candidacy".
The Limbaugh-Beck moment passed, but the vacuum remained — and for most of his two years of campaigning, as a primary candidate and then as the Republican nominee, Mitt Romney conspicuously failed to fill it.
In introducing the Republican ticket, the former Tennessee senator Fred Thompson gave a better performance than he ever did as a primary candidate, taking on the press for its allegedly incurious approach to Obama even as it investigated Sarah Palin's life with unreined zeal.
DNA duplexes have attracted much attention as a primary candidate for nanowires possessing self-organizing capability.
This lean-CO gas appears as a primary candidate for upgrading to CHFG quality.
Poly-3-hydroxybutyrate (PHB), the most abundant type of polyhydroxyalkanoates (PHA) is synthesized inside a variety of microorganisms as a primary candidate for industrial PHB production.
This can be ideally done by means of Renewable Energy Sources RESS) with solar thermal systems being a primary candidate, as they meet the range of temperature requirements and feature a proven efficiency, reliability and durability.
S1P therefore became a primary candidate as the serum and HDL desensitization factor.
It is the same mantra he has called upon to steel himself for moments of conflict as a collegiate boxer at the Naval Academy, a prisoner of war bracing for interrogation, a legislator twisting arms for votes, or as a Republican primary candidate rallying crowds against an all-but-certain defeat.
Although some politicians, like Thomas R. Suozzi, a former Nassau County executive, who attacked spousal refusal as a Democratic primary candidate for governor in 2006, have charged that the tactic is abused by "millionaires," New York City officials say that is seldom the case.
They are led to believe by reporters or editors that Dean is simply a political observer reflecting his experience in state government and as a presidential primary candidate in 2004.
