Sentence examples for much of a primary from inspiring English sources

Granted, this will not be much of a Primary Day, especially in New York City, which has nothing more exciting than a judicial race or two.

Trade was the source of the sharpest policy clashes, as it has been for much of a primary season dominated by job losses and the downside of a global economy.

A key sticking point is how much of a primary budget surplus, or budget surplus before interest payments, Greece should be required to achieve.

Republicans not named Donald Trump spent much of the primary earlier this year calling for a no-fly zone – a certain path to war – in Syria and were perfectly willing to shoot down Russian planes over the region, despite the real possibility of starting world war three.

Although neither volunteered as much, it is a primary goal of the Sphinx Organization to make membership in an orchestra seem not so much a fallback as a viable and attractive option in itself.

A Technical Question Much of the primary data supporting the conclusions described here depend on using various proteasome proteins fused to GFP in budding yeast.

With just a few exceptions only social conservatives (anti-abortion, anti-gay marriage, pro-gun) can get elected within the Republican party, so it has ceased to be much of an issue in primaries.

The crowd, he noted, had much more of a New Hampshire primary flair (see: elderly voters) than, say, Rep. Ron Paul's events (which are populated by enthusiastic youth).

The concerts were a combination of live interviews with much of the primary cast, re-enactments of pivotal scenes from the series, and performances by the musical acts featured in its soundtrack.

Huckabee's victory in Iowa in 2008 gave him enough momentum to stay in the race through much of the primary season, and the campaign is hoping to get a similar lift again.

Businessman Tom Wolf, a political novice who has poured his personal fortune into the race and dominated the airwaves for much of the primary campaign, is leading the pack of Democrats with 33percentt, according to a Franklin and Marshall poll.