Sentence examples for called a candidate from inspiring English sources

One miracle performed after his death is needed for beatification, which is the formal recognition of what are called a candidate's "heroic virtues".

This random set is called a candidate list.

A full path tree that satisfies Theorem 1 is called a candidate tree.

Simple and easy methods to prepare oral nanosuspension of a poorly water-soluble pharmaceutical candidate compound, called a candidate, have been developed to support the discovery and preclinical studies using animals.

A bucket is called a candidate bucket if its counter is −1 or +1, which might indicate that the keySum field contains the key of an element that was the subject of an update.

It has been called "a candidate for stinkiest fungus in the forest".

To correct this tendency, the media have increasingly deployed "fact-checking" squads who are willing to call a candidate a liar when they deem it appropriate.

Maybe we don't think we have the right to call a candidate on unreasonable and asinine opinions or identify an intelligence divide between candidates.

I have a rule that if I find myself wanting to call a candidate's references to determine if I should trust that "tap on the shoulder," I simply won't hire them.

Sharifi was not what the UN called a refugee candidate, however.

When President George Bush picked him in 1990, he was called a stealth candidate and liberal groups lined up to oppose him.