Sentence examples for generic nominations from inspiring English sources
18 Therefore, specified nominations within a social network, such as celebrities, may be more successful in spreading promotional messages for public health interventions than are generic nominations.
To put all of this another way, a presidential race with Obama and Clinton in it (or just Clinton, for that matter) is not exactly a generic presidential nomination year for Democrats.
So if we see foot-dragging and an unwillingness to act on this nomination, I think there will be more behind that inaction than just generic reluctance to accept this President's nominations.
When they were then asked a series of matchups between Clinton and several of the better-known candidates seeking the GOP nomination, Clinton outpaced the generic Democrat in every case by at least a few points.
As he emerges as a serious contender for the Republican presidential nomination, Mr. Santorum is moving from a generic alternative to Mitt Romney to a specific brand of conservative who will be known and judged by his own views.
Since he clinched his party's nomination, though, Romney has been content with the generic Republican mantle.
After all, the latest polls show him losing to a generic Republican, but beating the new front-runner for the nomination, the swaggering Rick Perry, and running neck-and-neck with Mr Perry's closest rival, the drab Mitt Romney.
Either Markey or Lynch would hold a lead in both a hypothetical matchup against a generic Republican candidate and against one possible contender for the Republican nomination, State Rep. Dan Winslow.
Less than half of Republicans are even somewhat sure he can win the Presidency or even the nomination....Cruz performs less well among registered voters in a matchup with Hillary Clinton...than a generic Republican does against a generic Democrat.
