Sentence examples for inevitable nomination from inspiring English sources

Saturday's primary in South Carolina – with evangelicals expected to make up sixty percent of the electorate – provides what seems like a perfect testing ground for disrupting any claims about Romney's inevitable nomination.

After victories in Wisconsin, the District of Columbia and Maryland this week, the once inevitable nomination of Mitt Romney looks inevitable once again, freeing him to swivel his big guns back in the direction of Barack Obama.

While Mr. Santorum argues, more or less correctly, that the nominating fight is only at "halftime," with many more contests to go and hundreds of delegates to be selected, the narrative of Mr. Romney's inevitable nomination portends difficulties in raising money, rallying Mr. Santorum's conservative base and perhaps even holding onto his home state of Pennsylvania when it votes April 23.

In Today's Times: With an endorsement in hand from former Gov. Jeb Bush of Florida, Mitt Romney is seeking to rally the Republican establishment around what his campaign sees as his inevitable nomination so he can get on with the task of challenging President Obama, Jeff Zeleny and Jim Rutenberg write.

Once these rattle back into view, as they surely will, many of the Newtly enamoured Republican primary voters will surely drop their search for an alternative and reconcile themselves to the inevitable nomination of the less exciting but more electable Mr Romney.A good place to start, since it is what did for Mr Cain, is character.

Nearly two weeks after Trump's Indiana win, the initial shock of his inevitable nomination has mostly worn off.

When asked by the Guardian to describe the impact on the Republican party of Trump's now-inevitable nomination, Rick Wilson, a prominent conservative strategist who worked on the presidential campaigns of both George Bushes, replied: "What Republican party?

It seems like every big movie star can be convinced to do a TV movie (especially on HBO) by the prospect of an inevitable Emmy nomination (and usually a trophy).

As for Rodgers & Hammerstein's Cinderella, congrats on your now inevitable Tony nomination.

With holds like this, the film will make it to $85 million, and an inevitable Oscar nomination for Meryl Streep will push it over the $100 million mark.

The Iron Lady took just a 31percentt drop in weekend two of wide release, giving the film over $12.6 million thus far and a solid foothold when Meryl Streep's inevitable Oscar nomination arrives on Tuesday.