Sentence examples for generation candidate from inspiring English sources

"Generation (candidate)" is a well-precedented campaign term for the youth constituency.

Besides, with people living longer and more vigorously, why not look to an old new generation candidate?

It was the passing of the political torch from the Boomer Presidents Bill Clinton and George Bush when he defeated the Silent or Greatest generation candidate John McCain.

Z. mobilis has a number of positive attributes as an ethanogen and is a leading current generation candidate microorganism for use in commercial scale fermentations to produce fuel ethanol [ 6, 10].

Five steps are needed, beginning with noun phrase identification using the SPECIALIST minimal commitment parser [ 30], followed by variant generation, candidate phrase retrieval, and computation of a score for each candidate by comparing it with the input phrase.

As outlined in the TB Vaccines Strategic Blueprint, to exploit this information and to inspire design of next generation candidates, it is important that this empirical approach is complemented by progress in understanding of fundamental immune mechanisms and improved translational modalities.

In his absence, there is something of a paucity of obvious "new generation" candidates aside from New York's governor.

These miRNAs could be the next generation candidates for neuroregenerative cell therapies.

As Barack Obama ran to the Presidency in 2008, he was called a once-in-a-generation candidate.

[ image: /photos/5909539cc14b3c606c1041de] As Barack Obama ran to the Presidency in 2008, he was called a once-in-a-generation candidate.

Last November he challenged the dean of the House, Representative John D. Dingell of Michigan, for the Energy and Commerce chairmanship, running at 69 years old as the next-generation candidate in better tune with Mr. Obama's agenda.