Sentence examples for make him competitive from inspiring English sources

Sebelius and Napolitano can attract female support.... Sebelius can make him competitive in the Midwest and Napolitano can make him competitive in the Southwest just like Gov. Richardson.

The Obama campaign has claimed that a huge increase in black turnout could make him competitive in the Deep South, especially Georgia.

Gen. Clark has the military background to counter Sen. McCain's views of Iraq.... Gov. Kaine can possibly deliver VA to Sen. Obama and make him competitive in NC.

It is likely that Master Of Hounds will be kept back for the third leg of the Triple Crown, the Belmont Stakes, where his stamina seems sure to make him competitive.

— Senator John McCain's political advisers said Friday that they believed his potential appeal to independents could make him competitive in up to two dozen tossup states, twice as many as Republicans seriously contested in the 2004 presidential race.

Mr. Kerry had hoped Wisconsin would make him the near-nominee with just such support -- and with an array of pragmatic policy positions on topics from tax cuts, to trade to gay marriage that he contends can make him competitive in November -- and he came ever closer.

It has put him ahead in many crucial states and made him competitive in ones the Democrats had counted on.

He presents a difficult style puzzle that makes him competitive for almost anyone at 154, so there's potential drama in that.

On Lloyd Mangrum: "I think the Army is what made him so competitive.

Mr. Bush still has more money to spend on television advertising, though Mr. McCain's recent fund-raising has made him more competitive.

The tyres are easier than before and everything together makes him so competitive.