Sentence examples for nominated most from inspiring English sources

So it is not the obvious place to start to explain the world economy's present predicament.The macroeconomist nominated most often for our list was Iván Werning of MIT.

As for Bejo, the French-Argentinian performer nominated most promising actress at the César awards in 2001 would now appear to have the world at her feet.

Since the election campaign, formerly a drawn-out affair, is now shortened to 36 days and the Liberals, unlike the Alliance, have nominated most of their Ontario candidates, he has a head start.He also has personal reasons for leaping in.

Instead of following our usual formula – taking nominations and pulling them from a hat – I thought it might be interesting to look at the book that has been nominated most often – and most fervently – over the past two years, but somehow always slipped through when I'm pulling out the names: Malcolm Lowry's Under The Volcano.

Among the range of professionals nominated, most (n=13) were general practitioners.

The factors that were nominated most frequently overall as contributing to sustainable-tourism outcomes were benefits, understanding, interconnections, and performance (Table  6).

These shifted the power to nominate most of the cabinet from the president to the parliament.

But the company wanted to allow its founders and top management to nominate most board members despite holding a minority stake.

The following year, Goodrem was nominated for Most Popular Actress and Most Popular Personality at the Logie Awards.

"Songbird" won "Most Performed Blues and Roots Work" at the 2007 ceremony and was nominated for "Most Performed Australian Work".

Historically, parties have rarely nominated the most ideologically extreme candidates in their field.