Sentence examples for as a weak candidate from inspiring English sources

Dubord, however, cannot be regarded as a weak candidate.

Cruz bashed Trump as a weak candidate foisted by a pro-Clinton media on to the Republican electorate.

Cruz, who started off by paying tribute to Marco Rubio and said "his passion inspires me", segued to bash Trump as a weak candidate foisted by a pro-Clinton media on the Republican electorate.

Gillibrand was appointed to her position last year by Governor David Paterson and is widely viewed as a weak candidate.

He's also widely seen as a weak candidate, with little more than a quarter saying either that he's capable of winning the GOP nomination or that he'd have a shot at the presidency -- and all this came before Trump's now well-publicized comments about Sen. John McCain.

It is likely that you will be viewed as a weak candidate if they can see from your bearing that you are not a 100% advocate of traditional, conservative, American values.

The other thing Trump has going for him is that Clinton is, as everyone has noted, a weak candidate herself not as inspiring as Obama, weighted down in voters' minds by her own habits of obfuscation and secrecy, hurt recently by an incident that saw her conceal her pneumonia from the public, then nearly collapsing while attending a 9/11 memorial.

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Because as everyone learned in Massachusetts, sending a weak candidate into a general election, even in a comfortably blue state, is not a recipe for success, but for disaster.

A runoff was imposed to guard against a weak candidate winning the Democratic primary, as had happened four years earlier, and, not incidentally, to hamper a black or Hispanic candidacy.

In fact, one woman said she voted for Mr. Obama because she saw him as a weaker candidate.