Sentence examples for become nominated from inspiring English sources

As compared to girls, boys were 1.88 and 1.65 times as likely to become nominated for proactive aggression and reactive aggression, respectively.

Children with higher levels of agreeableness and conscientiousness were less likely to become nominated for reactive aggression, as compared to children with lower levels of these personality traits.

Furthermore, although ethnicity did not predict reactive aggression (β = .37, P = .16), ethnicity appeared to be a significant predictor of proactive aggression (β = .96, P = .01), with children with parents not born in the Netherlands being 2.61 times as likely to become nominated for proactive aggression as compared to children with parents born in the Netherlands.

Get nominated or nominate yourself.

Ag Ghaly led several uprisings in the 1990s and the 2000s before joining the Malian High Council of Territorial Collectivities and later became a nominated consul in Saudi Arabia from 2007 to 2010.

Here are the actors who will need a lot of foot-rubs come March: On the campaign trail for... Carol and Truth Ever since her 1999 nomination for Elizabeth, the Academy has had an embarrassingly obvious crush on Cate Blanchett who, with four nominations and two wins, has become the most nominated Australian actor ever.

With this year's nominations "Saturday Night Live" earns a footnote in the record books: With a total of 126 prime-time Emmy nods in the past 35 years, including 13 this year, it has become the most nominated show in Emmy history, surpassing "ER".

Since then, Beyoncé has become the most-nominated woman ever at the show, with a whopping 62 nominations.

"Yes, then you get nominated!

Maybe he'll get nominated next year.

Today, "E.R.," which Wells produces, became the most nominated drama in TV history.