Sentence examples for more plausible candidate from inspiring English sources

Mr Jackson was a more plausible candidate two decades ago, but both men now sound stale.

By finally getting there in relation to Britain's future in Europe, he emerges as a more plausible candidate to lead it.

But the worst that can be said of them is that they are marginal, not murderous.A slighly more plausible candidate would be an extremist movement.

Unless somebody new enters the race in the next few weeks — and it would have to be a far more plausible candidate than Perry, Cain, or Gingrich — Romney is a racing certainty.

Mr Casini is a possibility, but a more plausible candidate for the leadership might be the present foreign minister and leader of the National Alliance, Gianfranco Fini.Mr Fini is certainly a man to watch.

Conversely, if the incidence of involuntary part-time work was uncorrelated with state unemployment rates, then the Affordable Care Act would be a more plausible candidate to explain the variation.

Those who saw him only as an entertainer kept waiting for his Republican audience to get the joke and move on to more plausible candidates.

With its leader stumbling at every fence, he was dumped and MPs reverted to the vigorous but unelectable Thatcherite Michael Howard, more plausible candidates having deserted the field.

Mexico, though, with four wins out of four in World Cup qualifying as part of a 17-game unbeaten run, are perhaps more plausible candidates.

Minus the vacuum, Sanders will find, like gruff Gene, that his moment is gone, his agenda absorbed by more plausible candidates, his future behind him.

He can't win the primary, the argument goes, and he will occupy the space to the left of Clinton, thus denying it to more plausible candidates, such as Martin O'Malley, the former governor of Maryland.