Sentence examples for candidacies whose from inspiring English sources

Choosing the president by direct popular vote would encourage third- or fourth-party candidacies whose appeal might not extend beyond a few large states or a single region.

Stein's demands for a recount reflect the same narcissism as her candidacy, whose primary function was to help Trump win.

Senator Murkowski can now join the fledgling group opposing the Palin candidacy whose rallying cry for Sarah Palin may be "what goes around comes around".

Or does he downplay it and lose an opportunity to energize the evangelicals who are so tepid about his candidacy and whose participation is critical for the Republicans?

It required publicly abandoning one of his most loyal aides, who had broken with the Democratic foreign policy establishment early to side with his improbable candidacy, and whose blunt-speaking style — which helped cost her the job — had always been, for Mr. Obama, a part of her appeal.

In the weeks leading up to the vote, though, Lee reflected back on the nearly 200 bishops whose candidacies he voted on over the years.

Tehran Bureau has compiled a round-up of seasoned lawmakers as well as lesser-known members of parliament whose candidacies illustrate a realignment of Iran's political scene.

"The occupant of this critical office should be someone whose candidacy is neither controversial or divisive".

Or Mort Zuckerman, whose candidacy quickly became like his abbreviated first name: French for dead?

But two women have stolen the show: Christine Lagarde, whose candidacy to the I.M.F.

Representative Ron Paul of Texas, whose candidacy has never concerned Mr. Romney, finished second.