Sentence examples for closest candidate from inspiring English sources

The closest candidate on the apparent shortlist to rugby's no-nonsense Eddie Jones.

The next closest candidate is Rudolph W. Giuliani, a Republican former mayor of New York City, who raised $47 million.

Among those opposing the Tea Party, over 40 percent voted for Mr. Huntsman, while only a quarter supported Mr. Romney, the closest candidate among that category of voters.

Mr. Hill claimed the victory with a commanding lead, winning 1,156 of more than 2,500 votes; the next closest candidate was Michael Horovitz, the Beat poet, who picked up 353 votes.

Sean Coffey, a wealthy lawyer who is a former federal prosecutor, has in recent weeks saturated markets outside the New York City region with television advertising, doubling the amount spent by the next closest candidate, Kathleen M. Rice, the Nassau County district attorney.

Ben Carson, who is the closest candidate in the polls to Trump, once again disappeared for long stretches, but in a debate that most voters, even Republican voters, will only watch via soundbites, this wasn't necessarily a bad thing for him.

The median of the closest candidates for the missing landmarks is considered.

In order to achieve this, the partial 16S and gyrB sequences were manually aligned exclusively to those of the type strains from the closest candidates.

Johnston then goes on to defend the view that the closest candidates for the various colors are the dispositional properties, dispositions to look yellow, to look blue, etc.

The cost function consists of a part accounting for the reconstruction error, that is the PCA-instrumented shape fitting term for the found landmarks, while the other part accounts for the distance from the inferred landmarks to their closest candidates.

Therefore, we take the coordinates of all known precursors and use them to identify the closest candidates.