Sentence examples for have a candidate problem from inspiring English sources

Socialists have a candidate problem.

"I expect the Senate would have a problem seating a candidate who has not duly won an election," Mr. Cornyn said.

David O'Brien, an attorney with FairVote, said he doesn't have a problem with a candidate getting prepped and being ready to go in the event they do win, but he said there is also an optics issue to consider.

Donors must state where they work, so they wrote down Zivity, says Cyan. "A lot of Kentuckians would have a problem with a candidate accepting money from organizations that are tearing down the culture," said Martin Cothran, a policy analyst for The Family Foundation of Kentucky.

"I don't have a problem with candidates spending their own money, I just think it's unfair to Franks," said Scott Biri, a 45-year-old mechanical contractor from South Brunswick.

The candidates also have a credibility problem.

But a lot of prisoners don't really have a problem with the candidate's unabashed acquisitive nature.

If your applicant drop-off rate is sky high, you might have a problem with your candidate experience.

Wild, who was known to have a drinking problem, is a possible candidate.

The two [main] candidates have a problem with this nationalistic obsession.

"If you basically mention a candidate by name, you could have a problem here".