Sentence examples for most plausible candidate from inspiring English sources
They persisted in seeing it as the solidest, most plausible candidate.
Although he is increasingly seen as the most plausible candidate, Mitt Romney could still lose the Republican nomination.
The most plausible candidate is the personality principle — a basic principle that recognizes the inherently collective nature of leadership-level groups dedicated to committing international crimes.
If there is to be another Secretariat in American swimming, Missy Franklin, with her perpetual smile, is the most plausible candidate.
When Mr Greenspan's appointment was announced, many wondered whether he was up to the job.But at least he was regarded as the most plausible candidate.
Many Clouds, last year's winner, will return to Aintree as the most plausible candidate for consecutive successes since Red Rum in the 1970s, and even top weight of 11st 10lb might not be enough to stop him.
One of the most plausible candidates is Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, of Liberia, the first female head of state in Africa.
The strains of highly pathogenic influenza A(H5N1) currently circulating are considered among the most plausible candidates for giving rise to a pandemic strain.
For thin film photovoltaic applications, taking material availability, extraction/processing cost, energy conversion efficiency, and eco-friendliness into account, FeS2 (pyrite) has been predicted to hold the leading position among the most plausible candidates such as Cu2S, Cu2O, CuO, etc.
Another problem is that, by backing Ms Mogherini, Mr Renzi blocked one of the most plausible candidates for president of the European Council: Enrico Letta, whom Mr Renzi pushed out as Italy's prime minister in February.Leaders thus found themselves speaking in circumlocutions.
The characteristic features and most plausible candidates of their origin are listed in Table 1.
