Sentence examples similar to key aspirant from inspiring English sources

Salient features of major IDA collections of the world and their microbial diversity are presented as a key, enabling an aspirant to choose from them.

Turkey is a democracy, an aspirant EU member, and a key strategic partner in the post 9/11 world.

So the weekend gathering is a key stop for big-time Republican donors and presidential aspirants.

The presidential election is three years away, but the recent government shutdown and the way aspirants responded to it will be a key metric for partisans choosing their next nominee.

The man in the next room is delivering a low-key breakdown of the political realities of post-Katrina New Orleans, advising his host, an aspirant to the City Council, on strategy.

While he cast the U.S. action as essential for national security and a warning to Iran and any other nuclear aspirant that "the United States no longer makes empty threats," it could also increase tensions with key U.S. allies that heavily lobbied the administration in recent weeks not to abandon the pact and see it as key to keeping peace in the region.

But the aspirant politician equivocated.

Or the bedraggled-gentleman aspirant.

This was President Platitude, the aspirant.

Aspirant film-makers should however beware.

It is an aspirant's Catch-22.