Sentence examples for candidate uses from inspiring English sources

It doesn't matter whom you play as, since any candidate uses the same dirty tricks.

(Another malaria vaccine candidate uses a weakened version of a smallpox vaccine to do the same).

No Republican Presidential candidate uses anything close to Bush's old formulation when talking about Islam these days.

Fund-raising letters, whether released through a candidate's office or by a third party, often employ stronger language than a candidate uses in campaign appearances or advertisements.

Pretty amusing the first time, and it typically gets a chuckle when the Republican presidential candidate uses it in his opening remarks on the campaign trail.

Mr. Paterson's campaign reports show that the original expenses he later reimbursed were categorized as "constituent services," a broad category that covers any activities in which the candidate uses campaign money to attend to the needs of a constituent.

On the other hand, Mr. Bush, the Republican candidate, used it only six times.

And he repeats phrases and whole paragraphs just like every other candidate using and reusing bits from a stump speech.

At the end of the day, the candidate used to look at me with red eyes and say, 'For what?

This occurs when either (q>1/2) and the two candidates use a reversed strategy, or (q<1/2) and there is at least one candidate using a reversed strategy.

Bush the Candidate used larger forces in a shrewd way, too.