Sentence examples for its incumbency from inspiring English sources

Critics say its vagueness is designed to frustrate initiatives that threaten its incumbency.

"The best way for Qualcomm to maintain its incumbency is to make sure that they are the leader in every piece of silicon that goes in these new devices," Mr. Chandra said.

He also believes that venture will maintain its incumbency because computers can't yet introduce you to just the right engineer or chief information officer at eBay, and machines can't yet come to your office at midnight to future-proof your letter to perturbed customers.

QUESTION FROM BRIAN J.: How do you reconcile the dysfunction of the Senate with its 90% incumbency rate?

The forecast model adjusts Mr. Obama's numbers up slightly based on its economic index and his incumbency status, but only by about 0.4 percentage points.

Not relying on the fuels that give the energy incumbency its current power.

No doubt, given its sheer size, incumbency and the unchanging weakness of regulators, Tesco will be able to occupy any emerging retail formats and fashions.

The MDC stands accused of the sins of incumbency, its leadership seduced by ministerial houses and luxury cars; the party has been forced to discipline some councillors for corruption.

— Congressional incumbency has its blessings, but in so many ways it was easier for Representative Bobby Schilling to run for the House two years ago, when he was slinging dough at his family's pizza place and tossing around barbs about Washington in his bid to be the first Republican to represent his corner of Illinois in a generation.

Incumbency has its advantages in a foreign policy debate, but often inexperience can also be its own asset.

3. Incumbency: The incumbent-party candidate is the sitting president.