Sentence examples for examples of candidates from inspiring English sources
Recent political history is dotted with examples of candidates who surged after early primary losses -- Ronald Reagan in 1976, Edward M. Kennedy in 1980, Gary Hart in 1984.
Politics today is rife with examples of candidates having to explain why they were posing shirtless for pictures poolside with a skimpily clad woman (Representative Aaron Schock of Illinois), simulating sex acts on a toy (the Congressional candidate Krystal Ball of Virginia), or carousing on Halloween night dressed as a ladybug (the Senate candidate Christine O'Donnell of Delaware).
8Although in China, an individual's official ethnicity is recorded on his/her identity card, we did not explicitly state our candidate's official ethnicity on resumes since 1) there were no fill-in blanks or check boxes for this purpose on the up-loadable forms and 2) we did not find any examples of candidates stating their ethnicity in the sample of real resumes we examined.
Examples of candidates to test include chaperones examined in studies by Chernoff et. al., 1999; Shorter and Lindquist, 2008; Duennwald et. al., 2012 and Winkler et. al., 2012, and (b) showing the over-expression data, currently not shown (p.18) that establishes that the o/e of Hsp104 alone, to the same level achieved in this study through its asymmetric retention, suffices to induce curing.
You can see some examples of Candidate Info videos below from O'Rourke and Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker.
Table 1 Examples of candidate-gene approach studies in host gene-microbe interactions.
Fig. 6 Examples of candidate images of various size classes Table 1 The size classes and approximate percentage of corresponding candidate images in the database Size class A 2A 3ApproxA 6A ≥7A Approx. % 30201010101010 10 10.
The election regulator's move to change the rules governing coordination is a major step toward limiting the most egregious examples of candidate and outside group collaboration that have been raised by campaign finance reformers and watchdogs.
