Sentence examples for if they nominate from inspiring English sources

It is possible that Republicans could have the last laugh if they nominate Mr. Romney.

If they nominate Clinton, she will probably be all the motivation conservatives need.

The bigger problem for Republicans might come if they nominate a candidate further to Romney's right, like Perry, who has an extremism score of 67.

So many independent voters hold such a poor view of the former House speaker that the Republicans would be committing electoral suicide if they nominate him.

The retirement of Senator Tom Harkin, a Democrat, creates a pickup opportunity for Republicans, but one they could waste if they nominate Representative Steve King or another extremely conservative candidate.

The constant focus on Congressional and White House bickering especially annoys Republican governors who feel that the party can take back the White House in 2016 if they nominate one of their own and run not only against the Democrats, but also against Washington dysfunction, much as George W. Bush did in 2000.

If they nominated hosts, I would never have gotten this job".

Rock added, in a reference to last year's host: "If they nominated hosts I wouldn't even get this job so you'd be watching Neil Patrick Harris right now".

But since last Thursday, Republican leaders have said their strategy would be useless if they nominated a candidate facing his own federal investigation.

He said they had had little appeal to younger voters, and Republicans would make the same mistake if they nominated Mr. Gingrich, whom he pronounced a "good orator" but burdened by his "baggage".

On Friday, Kenneth T. Cuccinelli II, the Virginia attorney general, who has been waging a legal battle against the Affordable Care Act, said Republicans would be "effectively giving up the issue" of health care if they nominated Mr. Romney.