Sentence examples for dubious candidate from inspiring English sources

Just the opposite: the more often an established prize goes to a dubious candidate the more valued it becomes.

Arguably, any idea generated so easily and frequently is both obvious and a dubious candidate for a 20-year government-sanctioned monopoly".

The most dubious candidate, dubbed "the nightmare in 214" by the contemptuous hotel staff, is Nan Marcia Gay Hardenn), a bullying know-it-all who tries to bribe her lawyer to put her at the top of the list for receiving a child.

Congo's election includes a number of dubious candidates, some suspected of being criminals.

Other patients may be somewhat dubious candidates, where treatment must be at the discretion of the physician whose informed judgment is paramount.

"We have presidential candidates who don't believe in science," Bloomberg said, without singling out dubious Republican candidates directly.

Democratic operatives are ablaze with excitement over the victory of two particularly dubious Tea Party candidates in Tuesday's Republican primaries, envisioning smoother paths to victory in the races for governor in New York and United States senator in Delaware.

A dubious populist presidential candidate (his slogan "New Roots for the Nation" heard, though he's never seen) is in town to attend a fundraising meeting and persuade the country stars to appear in an open-air concert at the Parthenon, a neoclassical building erected for the nation's first centenary.

CodingQuarry also outputs an additional set of "dubious" genes, as candidates for gene discovery.

7. Political reporters should embrace the value of objective truth, and adopt a policy of never repeating a party or a candidate's dubious or false statement without exposing it in the next sentence.

Political reporters should embrace the value of objective truth, and adopt a policy of never repeating a party or a candidate's dubious or false statement without exposing it in the next sentence.