Sentence examples for leading challengers from inspiring English sources

One of Mr. Kabila's leading challengers, Etienne Tshisekedi, has lingered in South Africa as well.

So far, the leading challengers, at least, are not doing a bad job of it.

Dennis Herrera, the city attorney and one of Mr. Lee's leading challengers, has a 725-word page about his positions on dog issues on his campaign Web site.

But leading challengers like Andy Murray, Novak Djokovic, Andy Roddick and perhaps Juan Martín del Potro "don't look at Federer and Nadal as an automatic," Drysdale said.

To the campaigns of Mr. Bush's two leading challengers, Senator John McCain and Steve Forbes, the disqualification was a satisfying bit of comeuppance.

But the delegates were not in the mood, and the two leading challengers, Tim Bridgewater, 49, a businessman, and Mike Lee, 38, a lawyer, were united in wanting Mr. Bennett out.

Cuba is considered Japan's leading challenger for the gold.

Polls put him behind his leading challenger, François Hollande, the Socialist candidate.

Outteridge has joined the team many consider the leading challenger to Oracle — Artemis Racing of Sweden.

Howard Dean, the leading challenger to President Bush, illustrates the Democrats' problem.

The leading challenger, H. Carl McCall, was the resounding choice of the Democratic Party.