Sentence examples for candidates in the process from inspiring English sources
Giuliani joined Trump's legal team after his advisers had spent weeks unsuccessfully hunting for a replacement for Dowd, getting turned down by more than half a dozen candidates in the process.
In some ways, companies have removed the human element, such as using algorithms to filter applications, but this shouldn't stop them from taking care of candidates in the process.
These compounds are suggested as potential candidates in the process of development of novel drugs against early severe RSV infection.
On the other hand, the application of alternative protocols drastically reduces the chances of drug candidates in the process of registration.
Furthermore, the GlycanBuilder is embedded into the GlycoWorkbench software (Ceroni et al. 2008) as a component for drawing structure candidates in the process of annotating MS spectra (see the Software tools section below).
A likelier outcome is that Al Gore wins the nomination -- thanks to name recognition, the front-loading of the primary schedule and the knee-jerk reflexes of the party machinery -- without becoming a more appealing candidate in the process.
The biggest fear among Republicans is of divisive primaries in which Tea Party-backed candidates prevail in states where they cannot win the general election, as happened in 2010 in Delaware, Colorado and Nevada, or that weaken the preferred candidate in the process.
Paul Woodhead, beloved of fans of Hednesford as 'Pitman Pete', has made a breakthrough for the Green party in elections for Cannock Chase district council, beating a former Ukip general election candidate in the process.
And far from shrinking away from these political liabilities, Brothers has claimed and owned them -- proving her character and strength as a candidate in the process.
Benn's granddaughter Emily Benn failed to win East Worthing and Shoreham in 2010, becoming the Labour Party's youngest-ever candidate in the process.
In fact, representatives in Oregon have introduced a bill that would require all institutions to include a minority candidate in the process for filling head football coaching positions at any Division I institution in the state.
