Sentence examples for difficult candidate from inspiring English sources

Ron Paul is a really difficult candidate to photograph because he doesn't really interact with people.

While the other center fielder in this series — Curtis Granderson — has received considerable attention as a candidate for the American League Most Valuable Player award, Ellsbury's production is making him a difficult candidate to ignore.

On March 10, HBO will broadcast a movie based on the book "Game Change" that portrays Ms. Palin as a difficult candidate who was not knowledgeable about policy matters.

While most advisers still maintain that Mr. Romney has significant advantages — organization, discipline and support of the Republican establishment — Democrats pointed to at least two areas that could make Mr. Gingrich a more difficult candidate to face.

An evangelical Protestant who holds fundamentalist views on a number of social issues, she will nevertheless be a difficult candidate for PT to attack during the election and will pick up a large protest vote from many of its natural supporters.

If anything, the debate underlined the extent to which Democrats view Dr. Dean as a difficult candidate to attack, because of the unconventional nature of his candidacy and of his supporters, many of whom have been drawn into politics for the first time.

The Treasury also stressed that the settlement for the Home Office – seen as potentially the most difficult candidates for a settlement – had ensured that intelligence and counter-terrorism budgets had been fully protected.

Direct comparisons to what other candidates spent are difficult, because candidates have different travel schedules and records filed with the Federal Election Commission do not always make it clear exactly how many flights each campaign took.

Donald Trump is a difficult presidential candidate for the media to cover because, at bottom, he has no idea what he's talking about and doesn't care.

The official campaign will begin a week before the vote, but Parliament has barred candidates from printing posters in an effort to keep campaign costs low, making it difficult for candidates to present their platforms to voters.

The costs of running a modern election campaign make it very difficult for candidates to win without substantial financial backing.