Sentence examples for crucial nominating from inspiring English sources

A second-place performance here would give them necessary momentum to carry them into the crucial nominating contests in March.

The New York GOP dinner comes just days before the state's presidential primary on April 19, and it's one of the first competitive, and crucial, nominating contests the Empire State has seen in years.

And then, pointedly referring to crucial early nominating states, Mrs. Clinton added: "His plan would leave 15 million Americans out.

When she had a brief flare-up of her illness right before Super Tuesday, a crucial day of nominating contests, Mrs. Romney kept the health scare a secret and forced herself to continue campaigning.

She had money, momentum, and crucial to the Democratic nominating process, Clinton had a big lead in superdelegate support.

And so this notion of self-nominating is crucial in management.

For PsA, enthesitis, dactylitis and spine involvement were regarded that crucial to be explicitly nominated as key parameters.

He was the architect of Jimmy Carter's 1976 Iowa campaign, which helped vault the former governor of Georgia, little known outside his home state, to the presidency -- and not incidentally helped to establish the Iowa caucuses as a crucial part of the modern nominating process.

Now he is nominated for another crucial position in another chaotic place.

Brazilian businessman Eike Batista is nominated for his crucial role in the Brazilian economic boom.

Mitt Romney's campaign went on the air in Iowa on Wednesday with its first television advertisement in the state, which plays a crucial, early role in the 2012 nominating process.