Sentence examples for discussed candidate from inspiring English sources

Before Mr. Combs emerged, the Chinese hedge fund manager Li Lu was the most discussed candidate for the position.

Another widely discussed candidate is Harold Hamm, the billionaire founder of the shale-oil company Continental Resources, who is a major contributor to the Kochs' fund-raising network.

"Straight to Hell" follows Turney Duff's "The Buy Side," published in 2013, and perhaps the most widely discussed candidate of the past few years, Greg Smith's "Why I Left Goldman Sachs," published in late 2012.

On Wednesday evening, Mr. Napolitano named Mario Monti, a former European Commissioner and most widely discussed candidate to guide such a government, a senator for life, a move that put Mr. Monti's name in the spotlight.

Although Romney has already taken home two victories, it seems that Ron Paul is still the most discussed — and most positively discussed — candidate.

From January 6th through the end of the New Hampshire primary, Ron Paul was the more actively discussed candidate, 26percentto22percentcent and edged out Romney in the number of positive mentions on Twitter by a margin of 3percentt.

Republican officials with close ties to the Bush campaign said that the men also undoubtedly discussed candidates for defense secretary.

The nature of this "extra something" is controversial, but two widely discussed candidates are demonstrations (or pointing gestures) and speakers' intentions.

During an afternoon conference meeting, Republican leaders announced that elections would be held on June 19, though nobody discussed candidates.

We used the mass concentration of PM2.5 as the main representative of air pollution because particulate matter is one of the most discussed candidates with respect to cardiovascular diseases (Brook and Rajagopalan 2009; Linares et al. 2009).

The most frequently discussed candidates were members of the ADAM (a disintegrin and metalloprotease) family, ADAM9, ADAM10, and ADAM17 (Koike et al., 1999; Lammich et al., 1999; Slack et al., 2001).