Sentence examples for impossible candidate from inspiring English sources

She's a Master Thespian," by Maureen Dowd (column, June 8): Now that extreme unction has been applied to the Clinton campaign, we can turn our attention to apportioning blame for the transformation of the inevitable to the impossible candidate.

Al Gore, who recently described himself as an "unlikely, but not impossible" candidate for president in 2008, is starting a publicity tour this week for his new book, exposing himself to the intensifying questions about his political plans.

"In many ways, we're looking for the impossible candidate -- someone who is expert in the department's inner workings but with a fresh perspective from outside, who can make policing truly community-based while commanding the loyalty of his or her troops".

They also seem impossible candidates.

On the basis of this information, exons can be subdivided into suitable and less suitable and impossible candidates (Table 2).

You've said you always vote for "the impossible losing candidate" that the Democrats put up.

It makes it impossible for candidates to be candid, said James O. Freedman, a former president of Dartmouth and of the University of Iowa.

It is nearly impossible for candidates to win armed only with ideas but little or no money.

"He knows, better than anyone else, that it's almost impossible for candidates to defend themselves from those kind of charges during a campaign".

This shift was prompted by numerous factors, from an electorate that is less ideological to the proliferation of new technology that has made it virtually impossible for candidates to pander to one constituency without another finding out.

At every level national, state, and even on campus opposition to Israeli policies often makes it impossible for candidates to win elections.