Sentence examples for dedicated candidate from inspiring English sources

Republicans have held that House majority through intense discipline, dedicated candidate recruitment and heavy spending, and much more forceful House leadership than Democrats ever managed.

And, in a stunning "sequel" 16 years later, despite another environmentally dedicated candidate winning the popular vote, because of 77,000 voters in Michigan, Wisconsin and Pennsylvania, the environmental progress of Barack Obama was stopped and is in the process of being aggressively rolled back for the next 4, or maybe even 8 years.

Examples of this evolution are everywhere; Google has abandoned its storied brainteasers because they are worthless for practical evaluation; Intel has created a dedicated candidate help desk to help give insight into their hiring process; Amazon's former VP of tech never "tried out" new questions in his interviews.

Recently, Stichococcus bacillaris Naegeli was proposed as a potential and dedicated candidate for use in fuel production [ 8]. S. bacillaris is a green soil microalga which includes over 14 species [ 9].

Other teams focused their effort on dedicated internal candidate models for each of the epochs requested by the call, thus using data within windows centered on epochs of interest (Alken et al. 2015; Lesur et al. 2015; Saturnino et al. 2015; Vigneron et al. 2015).

This is a campaign in which some voters seem as embattled and dedicated as the candidate.

Mr. Kim, unable under the South Korean Constitution of 1987 to succeed himself, is expected to support a candidate dedicated to pursuing his policies.

Mr. Kim is constitutionally barred from seeking a second five-year term but is expected to support a candidate dedicated to pursuing his policies.

One group is dedicated to a candidate who hasn't declared he will run for Congress: Milwaukee County Sheriff David Clarke.

But none of this organization's 36 field offices and 600 staffers and tremendous organizing power nationwide are dedicated to any candidate on the ballot in 2016, including Hillary Clinton.

Alas, in those elections most Americans end up "wasting their votes" on the two RepubliCrat candidates dedicated to the failed status quo.