Sentence examples for candidates better from inspiring English sources

The party was disorganised and divided, and fielded too many candidates better known for their parentage than their local knowledge.

"Candidates better have a darned good reason -- and it better be a dire reason -- for messing with the so-called trust fund".

Ms. Palin said she believed that the competition among the four Republican candidates made "all our candidates better" and called Mr. Obama "the worst choice" of all the candidates.

Given Democrats' repeated and successful efforts to portray Republicans as hostile to women, Ms. Gage and two other consultants are starting a political strategy firm to help the party's candidates better tailor their messages to women.

Just as the selection of Judge Sonia Sotomayor for an opening on the Supreme Court bypassed at least 100 candidates better suited to take on the Scalia-Roberts cabal, so the selection of Francis S. Collins as the next director of the National Institutes of Health is disappointing to those of us who expected real change from the evangelical Christian bias of the Bush administration choices.

This suggestion echoes the EC's wish to see Member States and the research community "integrate structured mentoring as an integral part into doctoral programmes," as well as offering "doctoral candidates better access to a supervisor at all levels".

We were hoping we'd have better candidates, better-informed candidates; that the charlatans were out of business completely; that the X-ray eye would expose all the charlatanism.

"If there is a bad deal, I just think you're going to see conservatives around the country coalesce around better candidates, better-trained candidates, and to recognize the Republican Party needs to reflect more conservative principles," he said, according to the The Hill.

He'll need to show that he has the economic knowledge to stand up to candidates better-versed in the subject, like Bush and Kasich, who is fond of boasting that he helped balance the federal budget when he served as chairman of the House Budget Committee.

"Hillary, you've been a great candidate, better than your train-wreck campaign.

Information given on hobbies are regularly used during interviews as a way of getting to know the candidate better.