Sentence examples for candidate for something from inspiring English sources

Take a candidate for something.

"Do you use this expression, to be a candidate for something?" Ms. Testud asked.

Dr. Thomas M. Seed, leader for radiation casualty management at the Armed Forces Radiobiology Research Institute in Bethesda, said the drug was his institute's leading candidate for something to give to soldiers in advance of possible radiation exposure.

To criticize a candidate for something on a link that is three or four sites removed from his own Web page will be problematic for every political player on the Web.

The problem is that God's past beliefs seem to be as good a candidate for something that is strictly past as almost anything we can think of, such as an explosion last week.

If one member of the field is likely to stand out from the rest once autonomous driving matures, owning more of the stack is a good candidate for something that helps one solution stand out from the rest in terms of efficacy, efficiency, user experience and more.

Keil, McMahon and Ben Binswanger, another friend, who attended Wesleyan with Ted Jr. and later worked for Senator Kennedy, were all helping guide the soon-to-be-candidate-for-something through the delicate paces of his "rollout".

The majority of voters (women) don't want a female presidential candidate attacked for something her husband did almost 20 years ago that has nothing to do with her credentials, track record, ability, and yes, ambition.

That, in turn, suggests something is acting to keep them that way, by eliminating intermediate forms.Specific informationThe only plausible candidate for that something is natural selection to fit particular niches.

The favoured candidate for the something new that we know must exist at the Large Hadron Collider is the Higgs, but it could be something else.

My father, William F. Buckley Jr., ran for mayor in 1965, as a candidate of something called the Conservative Party.