Sentence examples for for the frontrunner from inspiring English sources

Renzi has already professed his support for the frontrunner for the Democratic nomination, Hillary Clinton.

In any case, things are off to a sour start for the frontrunner.

Even before that moment, it had been a big night for Santorum — and an awful one for the frontrunner.

SADAM KEÏTA set off for her polling station in Bamako, Mali's capital, on Sunday morning intending to vote for the frontrunner, Ibrahim Boubacar Keïta, (nicknamed "IBK" and pictured above) in her coutry's presidential election.

On the heels of a Cruz victory in Idaho – which has the second-largest Mormon population in the US and delivered significant losses for Trump in heavily Mormon areas – Utah could potentially offer an even bigger upset for the frontrunner.

My Campaign Stops column this week discusses why Rick Santorum is proving a more troublesome adversary for the frontrunner than all the not-Romneys before him: … Santorum's advantage is that he can get to Romney's right and to his left at once.

Daniel Ben-Simon, a political writer and academic, believes the lack of real issues is a problem for the frontrunners.

Live "split" times for the frontrunners in big races, evolving shoe technology and a developing time trial mentality mean that the elite marathons are increasingly races against the clock.

For the frontrunners, achieving beyond expectations will further inscribe a helpful narrative – "Perry proves able to sustain show-stopping entrance," on the one hand, and "Romney's slow but steady approach bears fruit," on the other.

But if volume is big enough (say, total 10-12 million tablets sold in 2011), that leaves plenty of room for the frontrunners.

Incentives for solar should phase out intelligently, expiring for the frontrunners (like New York) without jeopardizing the opportunity for the latecomers (like Minneapolis or Detroit).