Sentence examples for if nominated for from inspiring English sources
The phrase "if nominated for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the possibility of being selected for an award, position, or honor. Example: "I would be honored to accept the position if nominated for the committee."
Mr. Bush must find a way, both for the big-state primaries and, if nominated, for the general election, to reclaim his inclusive, centrist image.
Ms Kidman might have won last year if nominated for "The Others" rather than "Moulin Rouge!"; this year she looks unbeatable against Renée Zellweger ("Chicago"), Diane Lane ("Unfaithful") and Salma Hayek ("Frida").There's an Oscar tradition of the awards for best actress and supporting actress coming from the same film.
A longshot contender for the Democratic presidential nomination, Richardson endorsed Obama in his primary battle with Clinton (to the dismay of many Clinton supporters), and, if nominated for Commerce, would help round out Obama's "Team of Rivals".
While Gensler has clashed with much of Capitol Hill, whether because he's been too tough on Wall Street or not tough enough when it comes to speculation on key commodities such as oil, if nominated for a CFTC position Ritter likely would sail through Senate confirmation proceedings.
Asked if he would participate in the public-financing system if he was nominated for president and his major opponents agreed to do the same, Mr. Obama wrote yes.
Ms. Theron has a full-time stylist, Lisa Michelle, but the actress had promised Ms. Evans that she could dress her if she were nominated for an Oscar.
If Bigelow is nominated for the best directing Oscar in March, it will be only the fourth time a woman has been nominated, out of more than 400 director nominations altogether (the other three were Lina Wertmüller in 1976, Jane Campion in 1993, and Sofia Coppola in 2003).
Most publishers are putting enormous pressure on their authors to publicise their own work, but it's as if a fiction must be maintained that you have no part in this; that if you were nominated for some prize you'd have no idea".
Investigators were told that one department official in the mental health policy team in the 1980s had heard of Savile's liking for "young ladies", and the head of the team had challenged Savile for an assurance that if he were nominated for a knighthood there would be no embarrassing revelations.
That is how Ms. Ruzyka said she saw it, and she vowed that her supporters would do everything they could to make Mr. Hatch squirm in his next Senate race or if he was nominated for the Supreme Court, as some of his admirers are urging.
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