Sentence examples for each incumbent from inspiring English sources

Because each incumbent owns its network, goes the argument, it will always have an advantage over its rivals.

The chart below includes the three most recent job approval polls for each incumbent eligible for re-election in 2014.

This year, he has sent out 100,000 robocalls to voters in 41 legislative districts, accusing each incumbent of acting in a "dishonorable" way.

Each incumbent, as they are known in the industry, handles as few as 60 access lines or as many as 50,000, and altogether they serve nearly five million customers.

With no fixed job description, each incumbent took his own approach: Al Gore pursued niche projects (the environment, Reinventing Government), and Cheney guarded what an aide called the "iron issues" (defense, energy).

England have only had seven of them, with each incumbent assuming greater power and reach – from the hands-on evolution of the Duncan Fletcher era to the refined micro-management of the past five years of Flower power.

Ukip was also looking forward to capturing a handful other seats - such as Castle Point and Thurrock in Essex, Dudley North in the West Midlands, and Great Grimsby – but in each the incumbent party held on.

The result is 297 votes each for the incumbent, Dave Stremlow, and the Republican challenger, Toni Larson.

Looking back over the last four campaigns, on each occasion the incumbent government just failed to reach the vote share achieved on our first campaign poll.

In each state, the incumbent vehemently argues that he does not provide favors in return for campaign contributions -- decisions regarding state business are based on the merits, say spokesmen for Mr. Pataki and Gov. Gray Davis of California.

Its principle is relatively simple: in each iteration the incumbent solution is partially destroyed and then it is repaired again; that is, first a given number of elements are removed and then they are reinserted.