Sentence examples for distant candidates from inspiring English sources

Earlier productions, including "Marie Christine," "Swing" and "Saturday Night Fever," are seen as more distant candidates, having suffered some rough reviews.

The new algorithm, termed as enhanced honey bee mating optimization (EHBMO) algorithm, uses the concept of giving weight to distant candidates which are slightly less feasible than the current local candidates but may hold information about the location of global optima further afield.

At least two Americans, Cardinal Timothy Dolan of New York and Cardinal Sean O'Malley of Boston, are rumored to be distant candidates for the papacy.

At least two Americans, Cardinal Timothy Dolan of New York and Cardinal Sean O'Malley of Boston, are rumored to be distant candidates for the papacy, but under half of Catholics surveyed (42 percent) said they wanted an American pope.

Yet whereas the pre-Christmas EU summit agreed to open membership talks with Turkey next October, it made no moves towards making Ukraine a potential, even if distant, candidate.

More distant candidate genes for this 7p15.2 endometriosis association signal include HOXA10 (Homeobox A10) and HOXA11 (Homeobox A11) which are ∼1.35 Mb downstream.

Internet access from every desk (as the Clinton administration has promised) comes a very distant second.The candidates proposeEDUCATION is possibly the subject where both men are in keenest contention to be thought reforming and modern.

By 18 December, the team had published its results on the Internet: a catalogue of 323 distant galaxy candidates, along with their redshifts--a measure of distance and, hence, age.

Frustratingly, even the debates have been too few and far between for this distant third candidate to cut through with the electorate, something he has complained about bitterly.

The largest leftist group, the Party of the Democratic Revolution, is also in turmoil after its presidential candidate, Cuauhtemoc Cardenas, came in a distant last among the major candidates.

But even in that modest goal she failed: Mr Jindal took 66% of the vote, and Mrs Hollis finished a distant second of ten candidates, with 18%.