Sentence examples for business candidate from inspiring English sources

Granted, Mitt Romney, the front-runner for the Republican presidential nomination, looks like a made-for-television business candidate: a Harvard Business School graduate and Bain consultant who helped to create successful companies such as Home Depot.

The administration is said to have been frustrated in finding a business candidate because the job of running the National Economic Council requires an ability to navigate the Washington bureaucracy and Congressional politics to develop policy - an ability that few business leaders have, or care to develop.

If you expect a self-proclaimed "business candidate" to provide at least the outlines of a budget, you'll be disappointed by Trump.

Rather than his pitching candidates for their business, candidates pitched him for his commitment.

In return for an unusually detailed description of the business, candidates were asked to write essays about why they should get the job, with just days to complete their assignments.

In 1916, Jacksonville played host to more than 100 film companies, before they packed up and left for the West Coast--in part because local voters overwhelmingly elected anti-show business candidates in the city's 1917 election.

William A. Brenner, a lawyer from Sullivan County who is casting himself as the "pro-business" candidate and "everything Hillary is not: candid, likable and bold".

Huntsman is easily the most pro-business candidate in the race.

In October's presidential election Ms Rousseff defeated her challenger, the pro-business candidate of the PSDB, only narrowly.

An outspoken pro-business candidate, Allen Lee, was on the verge of losing in his New Territories district.

Republican strategists say his style fits the moment; even a pro-business candidate with unanswered questions can win in a race against a Democrat in office.