Sentence examples for candidate warning from inspiring English sources

Mr. Patrick also painted himself as the compassionate candidate, warning that Mr. Baker would heedlessly slash programs and services.

He said voters should study Mr. Obama's background as they chose a candidate, warning that Republicans would scour for new details about a period of Mr. Obama's life more than 20 years ago when he admitted using marijuana and cocaine.

Repressive .George W. Bush in Glamour magazine, June 2000Prediction"The American people are going to fall asleep watching the drab debate the dreary".Ralph Nader, Green Party candidate, warning voters what to expect if third-party candidates are not involved in this autumn's presidential debates.

He's not the candidate warning voters about "death panels," as did Sarah Palin in 2009.

While the use of richness and diversity parameters has still to be carefully considered, a decrease of evenness in structure of microbial diversity has been shown to be a good candidate warning indicator of process perturbation [ 43, 44].

It would not be at all surprising if the National Republican Senatorial Committee sent out a memo next year to all prospective candidates warning them: "Any time you are about to say the word 'rape,' stop, take two deep breaths, and change the subject".

Mike Huckabee, a former Arkansas governor who is also a possible 2012 contender, urged Republicans not to support third-party candidates, warning that doing so was a recipe for defeat.

Well before the financial system nearly collapsed in September 2008, Mr. Obama, more than any other presidential candidate, was warning about holes in the regulatory fabric and crises on the horizon.

However, black and Asian candidates are warning of racism which is hindering their chances of being selected.

Ms. Pelosi, the minority leader, is the Republicans' star in at least a half dozen television spots -- and countless other radio spots, direct-mail campaigns and candidate debates -- warning voters that if they choose their local Democrat for Congress, they are also casting a vote for a San Francisco liberal, Ms. Pelosi.

Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump is warning Hillary Clinton that he's just getting warmed up. .