Sentence examples for meanwhile candidate from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile candidate genes were searched in QTL regions.

Meanwhile, candidates like Mr. Bush in 2000 sometimes took their lumps early — but nevertheless emerged with victory in hand.

Meanwhile, candidates are looking closely at the proposals to determine what impact the changes would have on their candidacies.

Meanwhile, candidates who may never have mentioned illegal immigration now find their positions on the licensing issue closely scrutinized.

Meanwhile, candidates who pull out of a state early in an effort to lower expectations an sometimes take some additional punishment from voters.

Meanwhile, candidates as strong as George W. Bush in 2000 took losses somewhere along the way, despite polling at about 50 percent in national surveys from the start of the nomination race to its finish.

Meanwhile, candidates in target seats have been encouraged to risk tendonitis by hand-addressing letters with messages for thousands of key voters, in the hope that the personal touch makes them less likely to be tossed straight in the bin.Labour too has some modern technology to exploit.

Meanwhile, the candidate who emerged in by far the strongest position in the Republican race was Mr. Romney, who was the overwhelming choice of party elites.

Meanwhile, the candidate known as "No Drama Obama" because of his personal cool was stealthily hatching a drama of his own.

Meanwhile, the candidate who mid-year switched to a slimmed-down budget, Republican Senator John McCain, is now his party's standard bearer.

Meanwhile, Labour candidate Mr Heald said: "HS2 is the best opportunity to generate prosperity in Crewe and South Cheshire".