Sentence examples for endorsement making from inspiring English sources

But soon, post-Scream, post-free fall, even Dean himself admitted that his candidacy had begun to plummet at the precise moment of the endorsement, making it seem the ultimate kiss of death.

During the proceedings, he pledged that he would abide by the DFL's endorsement, making him the sole candidate to vow so among the five candidates seeking the endorsement at the time.

It is not clear how much of a difference labor's endorsement makes: no unions have endorsed former Representative Anthony D. Weiner, who nonetheless is leading in a new poll of registered Democrats.

So did AARP, the retiree lobby, whose decision to endorse the legislation, and advertise that endorsement, made it hard for many wavering lawmakers to say no.

I've got no problem with endorsing him, it's just that I don't think my endorsement makes any difference either way".

But in other ways, the endorsement makes sense.

Yet West's endorsement made a kind of sense.

In 1997, her public endorsement made William Hague the sure winner in the next leadership election.

It was just the boost that Mr Abe needed.Mr Obama's endorsement makes sense.

"The endorsement makes total sense for Chuck," said one New York Democratic strategist.

But even that partial endorsement made a deep impression here, emboldening people to defend themselves.