Sentence examples for more viable candidate from inspiring English sources
Cunningham said Kirk would be a more viable candidate in the Democratic primary.
That was a turning point for both her and her father, who both came to see Mr. Obama as a more viable candidate than they had previously thought.
Nancy Keenan, the president of Naral Pro-Choice America, said the group was driven to endorse now by an eagerness to enter the fray, and because of Mr. Obama's lead in delegates, he is perceived as the more viable candidate.
In making the Naral announcement, Nancy Keenan, the president, said Mr. Obama, who leads in the delegate count and could claim the nomination as early as Tuesday, was the more viable candidate.
One concern among Mr. Bloomberg's inner circle is whether a loss would label him a spoiler — "a rich Ralph Nader" — who cost a more viable candidate the presidency in a watershed political year.
Twenty-four brave Green parties in marginal seats made the decision to stand aside to give a more viable candidate who supports electoral reform a free run at beating the Conservatives.
She added that she hopes their example will not only prompt more women to run but also will make voters see women as more viable candidates.
Better understanding of the mechanisms underlying various toxicity effects can help eliminate unqualified candidate drugs in early stages, allowing researchers to focus their attention on other more viable candidates.
If you realize during the interview process that there is a high chance you won't accept an offer, let the hiring manager know so she can focus on more viable candidates, and you can get on with your search.
— NATE SILVER One thing we've noticed so far is that candidates who are a good distance behind the front-runners tend to underperform their polls and their FiveThirtyEight forecast — perhaps because some of their voters switch to more viable candidates.
Given that judicial discretion and bond requirements were retained, it can be inferred that criminal justice decision-makers may view IDC program participants as more viable candidates for early release from jail.
