Sentence examples for nominating less from inspiring English sources

As the more radical wing of the party demands more radical and ideologically rigid nominees, the party will have to either accede to these demands and risk nominating less electable candidates, or risk losing the energy and enthusiasm of the Tea Partiers.

Controversy made it a national event; it's a shame that after the impact of Tracey Emin's My Bed in 1999, the judges have nominated less provocative artists.

Hispanics and Asians have been nominated less often, but their ranks include not only Umeki but also among the twenty-two membersy members who won Oscars were Rita Moreno for West Side Story and Penelope Cruz for Vicky Cristina Barcelona.

Third-party controls – e.g. research ethics boards, privacy officers, privacy commissioners, and panels of affected individuals – were nominated less often.

It is certainly possible that--for any number of reasons--nominating the less progressive candidate could result in moving the country further left than nominating the more progressive one.

This particular programme works so well, though, because fans have nominated the less well-known Davies songs they would like him to talk about.

"Outside of 'A Beautiful Mind' and maybe 'The Lord of the Rings,' there is not even a consensus on what's likely to be nominated, much less likely to win".

For what it's worth, Philippe Reines, a Clinton adviser, says that he told another Politico reporter the previous Friday that the chances of his boss's being nominated were "less than none" and added, "Something being a sexy media story shouldn't be confused with truth".

But that there have now been two Crown Princes nominated in less than a year highlights another concern closer to home - Saudi's ageing leadership.

Trump and the Republicans could have nominated a less ideological judge.

What makes anybody think Hillary-> is going to nominate anybody less pro-corporate than John Roberts?