But even he admits that this will be a messy, bitter affair.
He does poorly in the Midwestern heartland and in the Republican stronghold down South, even though he will win Virginia next week by default.So all the indications are, increasingly, that the nomination contest will be a long and bitter affair.
Mourinho's reign as manager of Real Madrid was a messy, bitter affair, marked by a feud with Iker Casillas, the captain of Spain's World Cup-winning squad, banished to the substitutes' bench at Real.
The simmering row between Lewis and M&B, which owns the All Bar One and Harvester chains, erupted into open warfare, dragging the two Irish tycoons into the increasingly bitter affair.
Ending a presidential primary is often a bitter affair.
The 1968 election was a bitter affair that capped a decade of war, tumultuous social and cultural change, assassinations and riots. .
Unless it's a yeast-forward style like most Belgian ales, the German Hefeweizen, or bacterially soured like the Berliner weisse or barrel-aged styles, most beer balance is looked at as a sweet versus bitter affair.
But perhaps the most absorbing of his India essays is one on the poignant and bitter love affair between the Romanian mythologist Mircea Eliade and the Indian writer Maitreyi Devi.
But Taft and conservative Republicans controlled the powerful state organizations and the Republican National Committee, and when the Republicans gathered at their national convention in Chicago in June 1912 it proved a bitter, divisive affair.
What is also true is that their failure threatens to be a bitter-sweet affair for Hibs.
