Sentence examples for in a single primary from inspiring English sources

At the Democratic Convention, he lost on the third ballot, to Adlai Stevenson, who hadn't run in a single primary.

The whole country will vote in a single primary on November 7th.

Similarly, the Republican Party's policies toward women were not written in a single primary in Missouri, and are not composed of a single name.

Yet Humphrey, who did not stand in a single primary and had promised (albeit reluctantly) to stay the course in Vietnam, was now being anointed as the Party's standard-bearer.

In this globalized age, when native languages other than English can number in the dozens in a single primary school classroom, it is critical that this country pay more attention to voices from abroad.

That would lead, according to the musings, to a late-August gathering of Republicans in Tampa in which everything was up in the air — even the possibility that someone who hadn't participated in a single primary or caucus could be chosen as the nominee.

The different ciliary phenotypes found in the kidney and the nose of MKS3 mutant animals may reflect a different role of MKS3 in regulating cilia formation in cells with a single, primary cilium (renal epithelial cells) as opposed to cells with multiple cilia (OSNs).

Purkinje cells in vivo retain a single primary dendrite from numerous immature primary dendrites in the second postnatal week.

In contrast to humans, in which ten to fifteen branching ducts connect to the nipple, in the mouse a single primary duct, which can be identified by its proximity to the nipple and the thick sheath of connective tissue, serves as a conduit for the passage of milk to the suckling young.

Thus, genetic alterations are discordant in multiple primary cancers and the pattern of mutations is similar to that found in patients with a single primary tumor, supporting the concept that these cancers arise independently.

He also successfully lobbied the legislature to abolish the two-round primary in favor of a single primary for future elections.