Sentence examples for candidate increased from inspiring English sources

The party had spent heavily in one Manchester ward, Brooklands, in an attempt to pick up a token seat, but the Labour candidate increased her majority.

Your report on the Oldham East byelection says that the Lib Dem candidate increased his vote slightly from 31.6% last May to 31.9% now, and that Nick Clegg said as a result "we remain a strong, united, independent party whose values continue to attract support" (Disappointed Tories urge a refocus on historic party roots, 15 January).

In Havering and Redbridge, the National Front candidate increased the party's share of the vote from 2008 but in the Greenwich and Lewisham and Ealing and Hillingdon constituencies support fell.

Incumbency usually affords a candidate increased name recognition and access to networks of supporters and donors; less than 5percentt of members have lost their primaries in the past few decades.

Susceptibility was evaluated in progestin-treated mice by delivering a low-dose viral inoculum (0.1 ID50) at various times after delivering the candidate microbicide to detect whether the candidate increased the fraction of mice infected.

While the uncoupling of mitochondrial substrate oxidation from ADP phosphorylation remains a candidate, increased proton leak into the mitochondrial matrix catalysed specifically by UCP2 does not seem to be the cause.

Clinton has accepted commercial speaking engagements into March that would be awkward for an official candidate, increasing speculation that she is postponing an announcement until after that date.

The damage to the candidate increases when an aide is accused of the murder - which, as journalists soon note, creates a situation in which a DA is overseeing a death-penalty prosecution involving her mayoral rival.

The probability that a QTL will have a 2-LOD interval overlapping a candidate increases with the number of traits measured, QTL detected, and candidate genes placed on the map.

In line with a previous study, we also find that the vote share of Republican candidates increased three to four points, on average.

Even though many Republican candidates increased their own fund-raising, such outside groups were still playing an outsize role in key races across the country.